Vom 14. bis 17. August: Lontzen feiert Kirmes

Vom 14. bis 17. August: Lontzen feiert Kirmes 05.08.2026

Die Ortschaft Lontzen feiert von Mittwoch, dem 14. August, bis Samstag, dem 17. August, ihre traditionelle Kirmes mit einem abwechslungsreichen Programm. Den Auftakt bildet am 14. August der Festzug aller Dorfvereine, der die Feierlichkeiten einleitet. Am Samstag, dem 17. August, organisieren die St. Barbara Schützen ab 17 Uhr den Prinzen- und Königsvogelschuss, woraufhin die Starkbier-Party steigt. Dieses Event verspricht ein geselliges Beisammensein für die Besucher.

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