Festival blends custom and creativity at the 43rd Landshuter Oats Market
The Landshuter Haferlmarkt, a renowned event for regional arts and crafts, is set to return this September in Freyung. Over three exciting market days, from the 12th to the 14th, a total of 29 ceramic artists will exhibit their handmade works at this prestigious event.
These artists, graduates of the Landshuter Keramikschule, will showcase a diverse range of ceramics. From trendy, modern designs to traditional functional ceramics, artistic garden objects, and unique art pieces, there will be something for everyone.
Visitors can admire the latest works of these ceramicists, engage in personal conversations with them, and even purchase their creations. The range of styles on display will be vast, with works ranging from the traditional "Kroeninger Keramik" to more modern designs.
The Landshuter Haferlmarkt prides itself on featuring high-quality ceramics, and this year's event promises to be no exception. The opening ceremony will be conducted by Deputy Mayor Jutta Widmann, who will represent Mayor Alexander Putz at the event.
The Landshuter Haferlmarkt is not just an opportunity to admire and purchase ceramics, but also to support local and regional artists. With a rich history and a commitment to quality, the Landshuter Haferlmarkt continues to be a must-visit destination for ceramic art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
For those planning to attend, mark your calendars for September 12th, when the Landshuter Haferlmarkt will open its doors once again in Freyung. The names of the 29 ceramic artists exhibiting at this year's event are not yet publicly available, but rest assured, it will be a spectacular display of ceramic artistry. Don't miss out!
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