Name: Faasendumzug Lebach-Landsweiler 2026
Start: 2026-02-14T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-02-14T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Stangenwaldhalle Landsweiler (Start am Sägewerk)

Faasendumzug Landsweiler

About Faasendumzug Landsweiler

When the drums start playing in Landsweiler at 3:11 PM on Faasendsamstag and the first floats roll from the Sägewerk towards the Stangenwaldhalle, the entire Saargegend knows: This is where Saarland's Faasend is lived — colourful, cheerful, with lots of Gudzja. The 13th edition of the Landsweiler Faasendumzug on February 14, 2026, is a vibrant piece of village culture in the Saarlouis district.

Dates 14 Feb — 14 Feb 2026

Venue Lebach (10044)

Prices Free

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Faasendumzug Landsweiler — edition 2026

The 13th edition of the Landsweiler Faasendumzug on Faasendsamstag, February 14, 2026, from 3:11 PM. Start at the Sägewerk, parade through Landsweiler, conclusion at the Stangenwaldhalle, followed by a Faasend party.

The 13th Faasendumzug of SG Lebach-Landsweiler takes place on Saturday, February 14, 2026. The parade starts at 3:11 PM at the Sägewerk and proceeds through the main streets of Landsweiler towards the Stangenwaldhalle. Floats, guards, fanfare groups, and local carnival clubs will shape the parade. Afterwards, a Faasend party in the Stangenwaldhalle with a live band and DJ.

Highlights Faasendumzug Landsweiler 2026

13th edition of the Faasendumzug
Start at 3:11 PM at the Sägewerk
Finish and after-party at the Stangenwaldhalle
Live band and DJ
Saarland village carnival tradition

Programme Faasendumzug Landsweiler 2026

Faasendsamstag, February 14, 2026

2:00 PM — Gathering of floats and groups at the Sägewerk
3:11 PM — Start of the parade at the Sägewerk
3:11 PM–5:00 PM — Parade through Landsweiler's main streets towards the Stangenwaldhalle
5:00 PM — Arrival at the Stangenwaldhalle, start of the after-party
6:00 PM–2:00 AM — Faasend party with live band and DJ in the Stangenwaldhalle
2:00 AM — Official end of the event

Organiser: SG Lebach-Landsweiler. Registration for groups via Daniel Schmitt, Tel. 0151/53605610.

Prices Faasendumzug Landsweiler 2026

Parade is free. Admission to the Faasend party — more information on the SG website.

Practical information

Practical information — Faasendumzug Landsweiler

Getting there

By car via the A 8 (Pirmasens–Luxembourg), exit Lebach, then follow signs for Landsweiler. By bus from Lebach town (Saarvv network). Parking available in residential areas — main streets are closed to traffic during the parade.

Admission

Parade is free. Admission to the Faasend party in the Stangenwaldhalle — more information on the SG Lebach-Landsweiler website.

Tip

Feel free to come in costume — that's part of Faasend. Pack a bag for the Gudzja. If you want to experience the full spectrum: first watch the parade along the route, then head to the Stangenwaldhalle for the after-party. If you can't or don't want to drive: Taxis and carpooling are recommended, as the hall is not directly served by public transport.

Faasend in Landsweiler — a young tradition

The Faasendumzug Lebach-Landsweiler is relatively young compared to many other Saarland carnival parades — the first edition took place in 2012. But in the thirteen years since, the parade has developed into a real highlight of the Faasend calendar in the Lebach region. Organised by the SG Lebach-Landsweiler (Sportgemeinschaft), the parade takes place on Faasendsamstag — February 14th in 2026 — through the Landsweiler district of Lebach.

Start at 3:11 PM — a festive time

As befits a Saarland Faasend, the parade doesn't start at a "normal" time, but at 3:11 PM — eleven is the magic number in carnival. The meeting point for floats, guards, and groups is the Sägewerk on the outskirts of Landsweiler. From there, the parade moves through the main streets of the district towards the Stangenwaldhalle, the club centre of SG Lebach-Landsweiler.

The carnival atmosphere

As with many Saarland Faasendumzügen, the atmosphere is warm, rural, and club-oriented. Floats from Lebach, Landsweiler, and the surrounding districts, guards with elaborately costumed dancers, fanfare groups, schools, local carnival clubs — everyone participates. Confetti, Gudzja (carnival sweets), beer, and Schwenker (grilled sausages) are all part of it. "Helau!" cheers resound, some floats with political-satirical notes on current topics.

After-party in the Stangenwaldhalle

After the parade, the celebration moves to the Stangenwaldhalle. The big Faasend party takes place there — live band, dance groups, DJ, carnival hits. The party goes on late into the night. The hall isn't huge, which makes the atmosphere even more intimate.

Lebach in the Saarlouis district

Lebach is a medium-sized town in the Saarlouis district, in western Saarland, with about 19,000 inhabitants. The district of Landsweiler is one of the areas with its own strong club life. SG Lebach-Landsweiler is an important player here — not just in sports, but also in carnival. Anyone who wants to experience the real club life of Saarland is in the right place here: not a mass event like Cologne Carnival, but a genuine village culture with all families, all generations, and an atmosphere that exists in this form only in such communities.