Farmers' Market with Plant Market and Baking Day — Syke District Museum

Autumn at the District Museum

In September, the Syke District Museum becomes the venue for one of the region's most beautiful autumn markets. The Farmers' and Plant Market combines themes of agriculture, gardening, and crafts, making the transition from summer to autumn a tangible experience. The historic buildings of the museum grounds enhance the seasonal atmosphere.

Regional Producers and Products

At the Farmers' Market, farmers, bakers, cheesemakers, beekeepers, and meat producers present their products. The Plant Market offers autumn perennials, bulbs, herbs, and shrubs for the garden. Those looking to redesign their garden in autumn will find a rich selection and expert advice here.

Baking Day in the Historic Bakehouse

As with every event at the District Museum, the 400-year-old bakehouse plays a central role. Volunteer helpers fire up the oven and produce fresh bread, which is sold on-site. The aroma of fresh bread fills the museum grounds and is one of the market's defining sensory impressions.

Family-Friendly Outing

The Farmers' Market is ideal as a family-friendly Sunday outing. Children can explore the open-air museum, adults can stroll through the market, and on-site catering provides refreshments between market tours.