The Jugendtreff (Youth Club) re-opened in Oberstedten this evening. Alderman Christof Fink opened the proceedings with the organisers Jörg Spreier and Verena Herzberger.
More tomorrow in the Blog.
Eurythmy evening in Oberstedten
March 8, 2012 By
The Waldorf school in Oberursel will be giving a Eurythmy performance at the Taunushalle in Oberstedten on Saturday, 10th March, 2012.
The public performance is being organised by year 12 students.
Eurythmy is a combination of music, dance, rhythm and words and is taught as a subject in its own right at the school.
Carnival 2012: Väter mit Herz aus Stedten
February 27, 2012 By
Väter mit Herz aus Stedten
Oberursel, 19th February, 2012
Toy Bazaar in Oberstedten
November 14, 2011 By
A “toy bazaar” is being held at the Taunushalle in Oberstedten on Sunday, 19th November, 2011.
Organised by the Aktion Kinderparadies e.V., it will be open from 10am until noon and the items sold will be toys, books, multimedia and toy vehicles suitable for children up to 12 years old.
What makes this bazaar slightly different, is that it is “sortiert”, ie. the vendors do not have a table each, but instead the toys are sorted by type, making it easier to find something without having to visit every table!
The organisation receives 15% of the proceeds.
To find the Taunushalle, set your navigation equipment to “Landweg 6” in Oberursel.
[highlight color=”blue”] Bus 41: Landwehr[/highlight]
Bi-lingual musical pantomime – Hansel and Gretel
September 25, 2011 By
A bi-lingual (German and English) musical version of “Hansel and Gretel” is being organised Helen Doron’s Early English school on Sunday, 2nd October 2011 between 3pm and 5pm.
The musical is being held in the Taunushalle in Oberstedten (Landwehr 4) and entry is free thanks to the support of local sponsors, although a donation for the “Clown Doktoren” is requested.
And whilst the children and teachers of the school will be the ones on the stage, audience participation will play a big part – as you might expect in a pantomime!*
Doors open at 2.40pm.
Hinweis für deutschsprachigen Leser: es handelt sich um den Britischen Theaterform “Pantomime”, was mit dem deutschen Begriff “Pantomime” nicht vergleichbar ist.
