Pasewalker Stadtringfest

A Festival Mile Along the City Wall

Pasewalk, the district town in Vorpommern-Greifswald, boasts an impressive landmark with its almost completely preserved medieval city wall. It is precisely this historic city ring that gives the Pasewalker Stadtringfest its name and backdrop: On a spring day, the nearly three-kilometer-long circular route around the old town transforms into a continuous festival mile. The festival is one of the town's younger events and has quickly become a crowd-puller since its first edition.

Over 100 Exhibitors – A Town Shows Itself

What makes the Stadtringfest special is that it is not a classic fairground event, but a large showcase of the town's community. Over 100 exhibitors – clubs, non-profit organizations, craft businesses, companies, and public institutions – set up their stalls along the city wall. They present their work, invite participation, and engage in conversations with visitors. Thus, the festival becomes a vibrant reflection of what Pasewalk represents today.

Music, Participation, and Culinary Delights

• Musical Stations at various points along the festival mile
• Hands-on Activities offered by clubs and organizations
• Gastronomy with food stalls along the entire circular route
• Program for All Age Groups – from children's activities to demonstrations

In the Spirit of the 2026 City Anniversary

The Pasewalker Stadtringfest 2026 falls in a special year: Pasewalk celebrates its 775th anniversary in 2026. The town was first mentioned in a document in 1251. In the anniversary year, the Stadtringfest is part of a series of festive events and is considered by the city administration to be one of the most important program points of the anniversary year. The historic city ring as the venue underscores the long history of the Vorpommern municipality.

A Festival for the Whole Region

The Stadtringfest not only appeals to the residents of Pasewalk but also attracts visitors from the entire surrounding area of the Vorpommern-Greifswald district. Anyone who walks the entire festival mile covers nearly three kilometers – and experiences a cross-section of the town's club, economic, and cultural life.