Gathering scheduled for 29th June at Lanker Eco-Market
The Lank-Latum Business Community, under the leadership of Chairpersons Markus Kitz and Simona Libner, will once again oversee the annual traditional market on Sunday, June 29th. This dedicated team, which includes Karl-Heinz Thelen, Jürgen Simons from Heimatkreis Lank, and Gabi Pricken from the Meebusch-Fouesnant Partnership Committee, is committed to ensuring the event's continued success as a popular attraction.
Key aspects of this year's market will maintain a focus on sustainability, environmental, and climate protection, with offerings ranging from locally sourced honey to handmade children's clothing, natural brushes, and beer from Meerbusch. Various local organizations, including the city works, green spaces department, NABU, VdK, and the Mullewapp kindergarten's little scientists, will be present with information stands in the Lank pedestrian zone from 12 to 6 PM. Shops in the town center will open from 1 PM.
In a nod to sustainability, the book market and children's flea market will take place as usual on Mühlenstraße, Fronhofstraße, and the Old Market Square. Interested parties can register for the children's flea market, organized by Christina Pavia, at [email protected]. The book market, organized by Birgit Diestelhorst, can be registered for at [email protected].
Police will be stationed for bicycle coding, and food and drink will be available throughout the day.
In the spirit of sustainability and reuse, the Lank-Latum Sustainable Market 2021 aims to promote environmental activism while offering a diverse selection of regional, handmade, and fair trade products.
- The Lank-Latum Sustainable Market 2021, happening on June 29th, will feature environmental-science-focused organizations like NABU and the Mullewapp kindergarten's little scientists, promoting climate-change awareness.
- A variety of sustainable-living products will be available at the market, including locally sourced honey, handmade children's clothing, natural brushes, and beer from Meerbusch, aligning with the market's commitment to environmental protection.
- In addition to the regular book and children's flea markets, other offerings such as shops in the town center, food, and drink will ensure a diverse lifestyle experience at the Lank-Latum Sustainable Market 2021, with a focus on sustainable living and home-and-garden products.
