DJK Kelberg – 100 Years Anniversary Festival

The 100th anniversary of DJK Kelberg 1926 e.V. is one of the most significant club anniversaries of 2026 in the Vulkaneifel. From June 19th to 21st, 2026, the entire weekend at the Kelberg Sports Ground will become a festival zone – with sports, music, show acts, a festival tent, and social gatherings.

A Century of DJK Kelberg

DJK – Deutsche Jugendkraft (German Youth Strength) – is a Catholic sports association with a long tradition. Local clubs shape sports and club life in many small and medium-sized communities, especially in the predominantly Catholic Eifel region. DJK Kelberg was founded in 1926 and has stood for sports, community, and volunteer engagement in Kelberg, the central town of the Kelberg administrative district, for one hundred years.

Three Days of Mega Weekend

The anniversary weekend is designed as a major event:

• Friday, June 19th: Opening with a ceremonial act, traditional honoring of the club's history, opening concert.
• Saturday, June 20th: Sports competitions, show acts, main evening with live bands and party in the festival tent.
• Sunday, June 21st: Festive church service, family program, morning pint (Frühschoppen), closing.

Festival Tent and Sports Ground as Festival Zone

The Kelberg Sports Ground has been the home and venue for DJK for decades. For the anniversary, the grounds will be transformed into a festival zone with a large festival tent, stage, food stalls, beer service, and a children's area. The infrastructure is prepared for a large number of visitors.

Advance Sales via ticket.io

Tickets are available in advance via djk-kelberg.ticket.io. The weekend ticket is offered at a special price – the number is limited. Day tickets are also available. Guests can secure a spot at the anniversary highlight by ordering in time.

Kelberg in the Vulkaneifel District

Kelberg is the seat of the administrative district of the same name in the northern Vulkaneifel district. The town, with around 2,000 inhabitants, is located in the transitional area between the Vulkaneifel and Hocheifel, with good transport links to the A1 and A48 motorways. DJK Kelberg is one of the defining clubs in the municipality.