AllThingsGerman.net: Oberursel
The latest news in English from Oberursel in the Taunus area of Germany.
Only last week was the new “Äppelparkbrunnen” in Oberstedten vandalised, with the apple being removed from the top.
At the weekend a new metal apple was added just in time for Oberstedten’s 1200th anniversary celebrations, but by Sunday morning (16th July, 2017) this too had been stolen. This time the pin with the thread that the apple screws onto has disappeared as well.
The new “Äppelparkbrunnen” in Oberstedten has been vandalised, just days before that part of the town was set to celebrate it’s 1,200th anniversary.
As the photo shows, someone has removed the apple from the top of the fountain:
Frankfurt International School will be holding their “Applefest” on Sunday, 20th October, 2013 between 12 noon and 4pm.
The Applefest is being organised by the Parent-Teacher-Group and is open to the public. Pupils will be selling apple juice, cider, apple cake and international specialities for good causes that the school supports, amongst others in Kalahari and Poland.
There is no parking available at the school, so a shuttle bus will operate between the school and the Rolls Royce field, the Edeka car park in Camp King, the primary school in the Alfred-Lechler-Straße and the Hohe Mark clinic.
Visitors coming by train should take the U3 to “Waldlust”.
The Apfelweinfest is an evening of Comedy and Cabaret at the hr-treff during the Hessentag in Oberursel on Thursday, 16th June, 2011 at 8pm.
Among the comedians taking part are Bodo Bach, Maddin Schneider, Johannes Scherer and Mathias Münch. Music is being provided by the hr-Bigband and the cider barrel will be “opened” by Frankfurt’s mayor Petra Roth.
The evening is due to be recorded for the local “hr-fernsehen” television station and broadcast on 17th June at 10pm.
The hr-treff is located next to Oberursel’s main station.
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