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Spooky Halloween party in Prenzlauer Seepark for the whole family!
Celebrate Halloween on October 31st in the Prenzlauer Seepark with spooky decorations, treats and family attractions. Entry: 6 euros.
Spooky Halloween party in Prenzlauer Seepark for the whole family!
It won't be long before the first scary characters appear! On Friday, October 31st, the popular Seepark in Prenzlau will be transformed into a place of spooky and eerie delights. The Halloween party organized by the city and city manager Susanne Ramm starts at 5 p.m. and promises an unforgettable experience for the whole family. What better place to transform into terrible shapes and welcome autumn with a joyful celebration?
In addition to spooky decorations and great lighting, there will be numerous attractions in the themed gardens. Visitors can look forward to a variety of sweets and savory “sours” prepared at the grill stand by Alex from “Semper Roma”. And who wouldn't want a delicious stick cake by the campfire? Entrance fees are 6 euros for adults and 4 euros for children. The entrance gates are located at the municipality parking lot, where all horror fans are welcomed.
A little background on Halloween
For those who may not know, Halloween, which has its origins in the ancient Celtic harvest festival Samhain, is always celebrated on the eve of All Saints' Day. The Celts believed that the souls of the dead could come into contact with the living on this day. Lighting bonfires used to be a central tradition of this festival. Today, many people around the world celebrate Halloween with costumes and candy, although traditions have changed over the years.
However, many wonder whether it is appropriate for Christians to celebrate Halloween. Although the Bible does not give direct instructions, it encourages us to think about things that are true and praiseworthy. It's important to reflect on the origins and customs of Halloween, particularly the dark aspects originally associated with the holiday.
Celebrations in the Seepark
Back to the party in the Seepark: If you want to be creative, you can bring your own lanterns and lanterns to make the dark atmosphere even more festive. The event will take place during a period in which the Seepark will be closed from Tuesday, October 28th to Saturday, November 1st in order to carry out preparations and possible clean-up work.
An exciting evening is in store for horror fans big and small! With numerous attractions and the special Halloween flair, the party in the Seepark is another nice contribution to the local festival culture. No doubt, there is something for everyone here - and maybe one or two will even find the courage to transform themselves into a terrible ghost!