Autumnal afternoons spent in a vintage bell tent on a sloping hillside for the elderly crowd
Successful Senior Citizens' Afternoon at the Autumn Fair
The Senior Citizens' Afternoon at the Autumn Fair, a cherished tradition approaching its 20th year, was held recently with great success. The event was a collaboration between the Senior Citizens' Council of the city of Regensburg and the Regensburg District Office.
Councilor Tanja Schweiger, Mayor Gertrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer, and Klaus Steiner (Chairman of the Senior Citizens' Council) were present to welcome the attendees with warm greetings. Councilor Schweiger expressed appreciation for the tradition and praised the large participation in this year's event.
The Senior Citizens' Afternoon was marked by a wonderful atmosphere, thanks in part to the good cooperation between the Senior Citizens' Council and the Regensburg District Office. The Regensburg District Office's department 'Help in difficult life situations - Care Support Point Plus' played a significant role in the organization of the event.
Festwirt Alfred Glöckl generously offered food and drinks at reduced prices for the senior citizens, adding to the enjoyable experience. Councilor Schweiger took the opportunity to thank Mr. Glöckl for his kind gesture.
Many volunteers contributed to the organization of the Senior Citizens' Afternoon, and Councilor Schweiger expressed gratitude towards them all. She thanked each volunteer for their hard work and dedication, without which the event would not have been possible.
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Councilor Schweiger concluded her speech by expressing her gratitude towards the organizers and volunteers of the Senior Citizens' Afternoon on the Autumn Fair. The event was a testament to the community's support for its senior citizens, and a celebration of the enduring tradition of Senior Citizens' Afternoons on the fair.
