Successful Start for Advent in the Park in Baden

The Advent market demonstrates again in 2024 how to create a festive pre-Christmas atmosphere while being environmentally conscious. The offer is once again very popular and is overrun on weekends. A total of 55 exhibitors, some of whom change weekly, offer a wealth of eco-friendly gift ideas, and the accompanying program provides entertainment for the whole family.

Advent in the Park in Baden: Sustainable Advent Market with Curling Rink

"In 2024, the numerous visitors show that our ecologically thought-out concept is well received. Our latest highlight - a curling rink that needs neither electricity nor water - appeals to everyone who wants to get into the Christmas spirit in a convivial round," says Nicolas Hold, managing director of the organizing agency HSG Events. Particularly encouraging: Advent in the Park has made a great start! The feedback from guests on this year's more open concept is predominantly positive. The redesign creates an atmosphere that invites you to linger even more and makes the visit to the Kurpark a unique experience.

Community, conviviality, a break from everyday life - during Advent, it's about getting ready for the upcoming Christmas season, pausing and escaping everyday stress. Advent in the Park enables this and at the same time demonstrates how diverse sustainable celebrations can be. In addition to the popular highlights of recent years, such as the straw playground presented by Yes! Naturally, the fire pit for marshmallows and sausages, the popular labyrinth and the Christmas forest, this year there is the new 100% recyclable RE/MAX Welcome curling rink, which is operated unplugged and therefore does not require water or electricity. The perfect place to relax in a convivial round. Michael Brantner, Secretary General of the Curling Association and World Champion 2016, also visited Advent in the Park presented by Volksbank and tried out the new RE/MAX Welcome curling rink.

Reflective Program of Advent in the Park in Baden

In the pavilion of the Kurpark, a participatory show for children with magic, music and lots of fun for the little ones is offered weekly. In addition, there is a Christmas child workshop and fairy tale narrations to listen to and admire. On weekends, music performances and choir singing provide a musical atmosphere. Of course, the wishes of the SOS Children's Village are also fulfilled this time and the message of charity is continued. The post office of the Christmas child is again waiting for the children's letters to the Christ Child and adults also have the chance to send Christmas messages from Baden. All information about Advent in the Park in Baden can be found here.

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