Schützenfest Hagen-Mahnburg
Three-day Schützenfest of the Hagen-Mahnburg Marksmen's Association of 1951
2026
About Schützenfest Hagen-Mahnburg
Schützenfest Hagen-Mahnburg — edition 2026
The compact three-day structure suits the village size and allows for an intense community experience. The family program and dance evenings are aimed at all generations.
Friendly associations from the Wittingen area will be present at the parade, underscoring the regional character of the festival.
Highlights Schützenfest Hagen-Mahnburg 2026
- Three-day Schützenfest of the 1951 Association
- Handover of the crown by Queen Myriam Jordan
- Parade on Sunday
- Family program and carousels
- Free admission
Programme Schützenfest Hagen-Mahnburg 2026
The exact 2026 program will be published by the Marksmen's Association in the spring. The structure follows the proven key points:
Friday, May 22nd
- Opening of the festival grounds
- Dance evening in the marquee
Saturday, May 23rd
- Assembly of the marksmen
- Shooting competitions for the royal title
- Proclamation of the new monarch
- King's Ball in the evening
Sunday, May 24th
- Morning pint with brass band music
- Parade through Hagen-Mahnburg
- King's Banquet
- Family program
- Winding down in the late afternoon
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Practical information — Schützenfest Hagen-Mahnburg
Venue
Schützenplatz Hagen-Mahnburg, 29379 Wittingen-Hagen-Mahnburg (Gifhorn district).
Getting There
By car via the A39 or via Wittingen, then follow signs for Hagen-Mahnburg. Parking available at the festival grounds.
Date 2026
Friday to Sunday, May 22nd to 24th, 2026.
Admission
Admission to the festival grounds is traditionally free. Food and drinks are charged.
Tip
Up-to-date information on the program and festival schedule can be found at hagen-mahnburg.de.
Hagen-Mahnburg – Village Community in the Wittingen Area
Hagen-Mahnburg is a twin village with fewer than 500 inhabitants, which has belonged to the town of Wittingen since its incorporation. Despite its small size, the village has a vibrant club life, supported by the Marksmen's Association, the fire brigade, and other local groups. The annual Schützenfest is the highlight of the village year and brings the entire community together.
Marksmen's Association of 1951
The Hagen-Mahnburg Marksmen's Association was founded in 1951 during the reconstruction phase after World War II. In its over 75 years of existence, it has become firmly integrated into the village community. Members of various generations maintain the sport of shooting, foster community life, and, above all, preserve the tradition of the annual Schützenfest.
2025/2026 Marksmen's Queen: Myriam Jordan
The reigning 2025/2026 Marksmen's Queen is Myriam Jordan. She follows in the tradition of Hagen-Mahnburg's royalty and will hold the representative role until the 2026 shoot. At the proclamation ceremony during the festival weekend, she will hand over the crown to her successor.
Three Days of Festival Program
The three-day format concentrates the festival from Friday to Sunday: Opening on Friday evening, the King's Shoot and King's Ball on Saturday, and the parade and family day on Sunday. This compact structure suits the size of the village and ensures an intense, communal festival atmosphere.
Participation of Friendly Associations
Friendly marksmen's associations from neighboring villages – including the second company of the Wittingen Marksmen's Society – will be represented in the parade. These processions demonstrate the camaraderie among marksmen beyond the village borders and contribute to the festive atmosphere.
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