Autumnal afternoon in a bell tent on a sloping hill, reminiscent of a conventional senior event
In the heart of Regensburg, the annual Senior Afternoon at the Autumn Fair once again proved to be a cherished tradition. Councilwoman Tanja Schweiger expressed her delight at the event's continuation, which has been running for nearly two decades.
The successful organisation of this year's Senior Afternoon was a testament to the good cooperation between the City's Senior Council and the Regensburg County Office's department "Help in difficult life situations - Care Support Point Plus." The event was a collaborative effort between these two entities, working together to create an enjoyable experience for the city's senior citizens.
Mayor Gertrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer, Chairman of the City's Senior Council, Klaus Steiner, and Councilwoman Tanja Schweiger were all present at the event, showcasing their commitment to the senior community. Tanja Schweiger took the opportunity to express her gratitude towards all the organisers and volunteers involved in making the Senior Afternoon on the Autumn Fair possible.
A special thanks was extended to Festwirt Alfred Glöckl, who has been offering food and drinks at reduced prices for the seniors' evening at the autumn market every year. Although the name of the festival host offering these reduced prices was not explicitly mentioned in the provided search results, it is clear that Alfred Glöckl's contribution played a significant role in the event's success.
The Senior Afternoon on the Autumn Fair was part of the organisation of the Regensburg County Office, with its department "Help in difficult life situations - Care Support Point Plus" playing a key role. This department is dedicated to providing support in challenging life situations, and its involvement in the event underscores its commitment to the city's seniors.
The large participation of seniors in the event was a clear indication of its popularity and success. Tanja Schweiger acknowledged this, expressing her pleasure at the event's continued success and looking forward to next year's Senior Afternoon at the Autumn Fair.
The Senior Afternoon on the Autumn Fair is more than just an event; it is a celebration of community spirit and a testament to the power of collaboration. As the event enters its 20th year, it continues to bring together the City's Senior Council, the Regensburg County Office, and the local community to create a memorable experience for Regensburg's seniors.
