MTV Pattensen Sports Festival — 75 Years of Fuhrenkamp Sports Facility

MTV Pattensen Sports Festival — 75 Years of Fuhrenkamp Sports Facility

In 2026, MTV Pattensen looks back on 75 years of the Fuhrenkamp sports facility. What began in 1951 as a modest training ground has developed over the decades into a modern sports complex, home to football, gymnastics, athletics, and other sports. The anniversary sports festival combines athletic competitions, show performances, hands-on activities, and a celebratory ceremony into one day that underscores the significance of club sports in the life of the city.

Club Sports with Tradition

MTV Pattensen is one of the oldest and largest clubs in the city in terms of membership. Over the decades, it has supported generations of Pattensen residents in their sporting endeavors, guided children into youth teams, enabled adults to stay active within the club environment, and kept seniors engaged in specialized groups. The Fuhrenkamp sports facility is the physical center of this club life—and thus an important place of identification for the city's community.

Sports Festival with Anniversary Character

The 2026 sports festival stands out from the usual club calendar due to its anniversary occasion. Planned are hands-on activities for all age groups, exhibition matches and demonstrations by club departments, a ceremonial act with honors for long-standing members, and a social closing with catering. Families are expressly invited to get to know club life and try out what MTV has to offer. For many Pattensen residents, it will be a day of remembrance—and for the next generation, an opportunity to get excited about club sports.

Volunteering in Focus

Like many club festivals, the MTV Sports Festival relies on volunteer commitment. In the weeks leading up to the festival, the club actively seeks helpers for catering, setup and takedown, supervision of hands-on activities, and support for the show segments. The sports festival thus becomes an example of how a club, through collective effort, makes a city community visible—while also looking back at 75 years of lived sports history.