TSV Osterholz-Tenever - Anniversary Weekend

Club History Meets Werder Legends in Osterholz

If you live in Bremen's East, there's no avoiding Walliser Straße in the summer of 2026. For three days, TSV Osterholz-Tenever e.V. will transform its sports facility into a lively festival ground - looking back on a long, eventful club tradition. Founded in 1909 as Freie Turnerschaft, TSV is now one of the Hanseatic city's largest clubs with around 1,900 members and more than twenty sports departments. This very sense of community, built on gymnastics, sports, and neighborhood life, is the focus of the anniversary weekend.

The Sporting Highlight: Club Team vs. Werder Legends

The eagerly awaited moment is the football match between the TSV selection and the traditional team of SV Werder Bremen. Here you'll meet familiar faces from green-and-white times, experience high-level sporting entertainment, and many emotional moments on the sidelines. For the Osterholz district, which is counted among Bremen's young and diverse neighborhoods with the Tenever high-rise complex, this match is far more than just a friendly kick – it's a meeting place for generations.

100 Years of Football, 70 Years of Badminton, 30 Years of Taekwondo

The weekend bundles several departmental anniversaries: a century of football, seven decades of badminton, and three decades of taekwondo. Alongside the matches and demonstrations, a colorful supporting program awaits you with live music, hands-on activities, and catering. TSV is part of the German Olympic Sports Confederation and is committed to popular and health sports with programs like Sport Pro Gesundheit – the anniversary makes this ethos tangible for everyone.

Neighborhood Festival for Young and Old

Whether you participate actively yourself, meet old club friends again, or simply enjoy the atmosphere on the club grounds – the anniversary weekend is open to families, neighbors, and sports enthusiasts from all over Bremen. The sports facility at Walliser Straße 119 is easily accessible from the east of the Hanseatic city and will be the heart of a district celebrating its club tradition for three days.