Wallmow Village Festival

A Classic Village Festival in the Northern Uckermark

Wallmow is a typical Uckermark street village with just around 250 inhabitants. Once a year, on the first weekend in July, the entire village comes together—and with it, guests from the surrounding villages of Brüssow, Carmzow, and Schönfeld. The 2026 village festival will take place on Saturday, July 4, from 10:00 AM to 11:45 PM in the village center.

Program: Performances, Games, Dancing

On the festival grounds in the middle of the village, local clubs and dance groups will perform, there will be games and activities for children, regional food and drinks, and live music and dancing from the evening onwards. It is a typical Brandenburg village festival, celebrated in most communities of the Uckermark district during the summer months—consciously without major commercial aspirations, with volunteer residents.

Wallmow, Carmzow-Wallmow, and the Uckermark

Wallmow belongs to the municipality of Carmzow-Wallmow, which is administered by the Amt Brüssow. The Uckermark district, with 3,058 square kilometers, is the largest district in the state of Brandenburg by area, but also one of the most sparsely populated. The charm of such village festivals lies precisely in this mix of wide-open country, small villages, and committed village communities.

A Day in Wallmow

Those arriving from outside can combine the village festival with an excursion to the nearby Brüssower Wald, Wolfshagen Castle, or the sights of Prenzlau (Marienkirche, Uckerseen). Accommodation in Wallmow itself is limited—holiday apartments are available in Brüssow, Carmzow, and Prenzlau.