Anticipation for Crange: Wanne-Eickel celebrates the construction tourism

Anticipation for Crange: Wanne-Eickel celebrates the construction tourism

The anticipation of the Cranger Kirmes in Herne is noticeable in the community and moves many people to the fair, even before the official opening. This phenomenon of "building up tourism" has developed into a Tradition in recent years that inspires both local visitors and showmen.

traditional care through community

The Cranger Kirmes, one of the largest showmen's events in the Ruhr area, once again proves how strong the connection between Herne, Wanne-Eickel and the showmen is. Albert Ritter, President of the Showmen, emphasizes that this relationship is unique. "There are deep friendships with the citizens and the showmen for decades," he explains. This familiarity ensures that people breastfeed their curiosity and watch the progress in building up weeks before the official start of the fun fair.

A particular charm of the crange experience

Visitors have the opportunity to look behind the scenes and to experience the creation process of the fun fair up close. A Wanne-Eickeler describes the charm: "You just go to see how far it is and can hardly wait." This early involvement of the visitors ensures a feeling of community and togetherness.

Effects on local culture

The construction tourism not only leads to strengthening the bindings within the community, but also promotes identification with the tradition of the fair. People come together to share old memories and bring their children closer to the magic of the fun fair. This feeling of solidarity is not only evident when visiting the fun fair itself, but also in the conversations and interactions during the structure.

on the pulse of time: folklore and innovation

The Cranger Kirmes is much more than just a collection of rides; It also represents an important cultural heritage that lives in combination with modern elements. This development shows that despite the changes in society, the roots and traditions are observed and celebrated. The mixture of new and proven not only attracts locals, but also tourists from all over the region.

Overall, the Cranger Kirmes shows how a cultural identity can be created and maintained through community, tradition and a unique event format. This festival stands as an example of how local events grow and develop for years, while at the same time maintaining the roots of their history.

- Nag