Lautern bursts into bloom!
Kaiserslautern will say goodbye to the cold winter season and welcome spring a few days prior to the official beginning of spring.
Kaiserslautern will say goodbye to the cold winter season and welcome spring a few days prior to the official beginning of spring.
The Association for the Advancement of German-French Partnership will sponsor its 19th annual Easter market from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the Westpfalzhalle (community hall) in Niederkirchen.
The City of Bad Dürkheim will sponsor its annual vineyard nights today and Saturday. Local vineyards will be immersed in romantic lights, and a variety of colors will illuminate the sky.
Vacationers who don’t want to stand in front of closed shops, banks and grocery stores while visiting other countries should know when those foreign countries observe national holidays.
A gritty neighborhood in New Orleans’ French Quarter is the setting for Tennessee Williams’ “A Streetcar Named Desire” — KMC Onstage’s current production.
As in previous years, enthusiastic visitors can find true treasures at bargain prices. The Pfennig Bazaar is known as the biggest flea market in the West Palatinate. Its name originates from the former German currency — the Deutsch Mark and Pfennigs, today euro and cents. Sale items include well-preserved clothing and linen, hats, children’s toys, antiques and collectibles, electrical appliances, books in English and German, and much more.
Traditionally, on Sunday after Fasching, the community of Olsbrücken observes a special custom — the burning of winter.
Red hearts in department stores, flower shops, candy stores, bakeries
and window displays signal Valentine
The 2013 issue of the English calendar of events for the Ramstein and
Kaiserslautern area is now available at the