Kinderfest Weddelbrook

One village, one afternoon, one school campus

Weddelbrook is a municipality with under 1,200 inhabitants in the Bad Bramstedt-Land office, Segeberg district, located in southern Schleswig-Holstein. The Kinderfest has been part of the village's summer calendar for years – an afternoon on which the municipality's cultural committee, together with parents and clubs, organizes a program for children and families.

Program and Character

Classic children's festival elements characterize the afternoon: game stations across the school grounds, a bouncy castle or similar attractions, creative corners, refreshments with cake, juice, coffee, and grilled sausages. The atmosphere is familial and manageable – unlike the big folk festivals in the region, it's not about mass entertainment, but about shared time for the village community.

The Region — Segeberg District

The Segeberg district, with its forests, moors, and lakes, is one of the natural landscapes south of Hamburg. Weddelbrook is located on the edge of the Aukrug Nature Park, a hilly terminal moraine landscape. Visitors to the Kinderfest can combine the day with a walk in the nature park or a trip to the Bad Bramstedt market square – just a 10-minute drive away.

Registration

A special feature: the Kinderfest requires prior registration – either via the QR code on the flyer or by phone to the cultural committee. This ensures reliable planning of refreshments and game stations.