Hoasler Kerb

Kerb in the Spessart on the Main

The Hoasler Kerb is the traditional Kirchweih in Hasloch, a municipality in the Main-Spessart district in the administrative region of Lower Franconia in Bavaria. Hasloch is located on the Main river in the Spessart. The Kerb (Kerwe/Kirchweih) is one of the most important village festival traditions in the region and is organized by the Hoasler Kerwe-G'sellschaft e.V.

Pentecost Weekend with Kerb Parade

Over the Pentecost weekend, the Kerweborsche and Kerwemadli invite you to the festively decorated marquee at the sports grounds. The highlight is the traditional Kerb parade, which winds its way through the village in the afternoon. The Kerb weekend is celebrated with Frühschoppen, music, catering, and customs.

Customs and Community

The Hoasler Kerb follows the tradition of the Franconian Kerwe, where the Kerweborsche and Kerwemadli preserve the customs. Such Kerwen are important social highlights in the village year and an expression of active club life. The Kerb parade and the catering in the marquee bring the village community together.

Significance in the Region

The Hoasler Kerb is a living example of Franconian Kerb customs and a fixed date in the event calendar of the municipality of Hasloch. It attracts visitors from the Main-Spessart district and the Spessart-Mainland region.