Pumpkin Market Langerwehe

Pumpkin Market at Kriegerhof — autumnal weekend in the Düren district

The Pumpkin Market Langerwehe is one of the most beautiful autumn markets in western North Rhine-Westphalia. On the weekend of September 26 to 27, 2026, the Kriegerhof at Schloßstraße 2 will transform into an autumnal festive atmosphere — in vibrant orange, yellow, and green. Around 60 craftspeople, artists, and vendors will present their works and specialties.

Pumpkin Art and Craft Market

The focus is on pumpkins in all shapes, colors, and sizes — artfully arranged, decorative, and edible. In addition, the approximately 60 exhibitors offer a wide range of products:

• Arts and Crafts — ceramics, woodwork, felt, textiles
• Floristry — autumn arrangements, pumpkin decorations, wreaths
• Regional Specialties — honey, jams, liqueurs, cheese
• Jewelry and Fashion
• Natural and Care Products

Pumpkin Carving for Children

A highlight for young visitors: pumpkin carving. Children can carve their own Halloween pumpkin — with no limits to creativity. The finished piece can be taken home. A particularly popular family activity that regularly attracts many young artists.

Culinary Offerings — Pumpkin in All Variations

The kitchen revolves around the season's star: pumpkin soup, pumpkin potato pancakes, pumpkin chips — all freshly prepared. Accompanied by typical autumn specialties such as tarte flambée and fresh Federweißer (young sweet wine). Drinks ranging from mulled wine to apple cider complete the offering. A perfect weekend for gourmets and families.

Kriegerhof — historic manor farm in Langerwehe

The Kriegerhof is a historic four-sided manor farm at Schloßstraße 2, 52379 Langerwehe. The old brick walls, the courtyard, and the barns provide the perfect backdrop for the autumn market. The festive weekend is organized by a consortium of organizers, integrated into the event calendar of the municipality of Langerwehe.

Langerwehe — pottery community on the edge of the Eifel

Langerwehe is a municipality in the Düren district in North Rhine-Westphalia with around 14,000 inhabitants, located at the transition between the Voreifel and the Jülich Börde. Langerwehe is famous for its pottery tradition — Rhenish stoneware potters have had a home here since the Middle Ages. The Langerwehe Pottery Museum documents this history. Visitors to the pumpkin market can easily plan a detour to the pottery.