Easter fire in Dortmund: Eleven spectacular fireplaces are waiting for you!

• Derne (in the Sperrfeld 32, outdoor pool meadow): 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
• Groppenbruch (Königsheide 314): 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

The registration of the Easter fire is subject to certain regulations. Only faith communities, larger organizations and associations may register an publicly accessible Easter fire. It is important to note that the registration period has already expired and no more late registrations are accepted. In order to protect the environment, only dry vegetable residues such as hedge and tree cuts may be burned. Graduating aids are limited to straw and rice, while waste and other materials such as old tires or treated woods are strictly prohibited.

Easter as a tradition

The celebrations around Easter are not only of great importance in Dortmund. In Germany, Easter is particularly shaped by traditional customs, such as decoration with Easter eggs and giving away chocolate rabbits. These festive elements bring joy and importance, especially in families with young children. According to Deutschland.de Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus at Easter, which makes the festival one of the most important in the Christian annual calendar.

Easter is celebrated every year on a varied date, it always falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the beginning of spring, which is dated to March 21st in the church calendar. Easter can be between March 22nd and April 25th, which results in an exciting variety of celebrations.

In summary, it can be said that the Easter fire in Dortmund offers a popular opportunity to experience the traditions of Easter festival together, and thus contribute significantly to the revival of the community and to appreciate cultural customs.