When will the annual closing celebration take place?

The annual closing celebration will take place on Friday, November 27, 2026, from 5 PM.

Where will the event be held?

The venue is the Hallermühle, Lehen 6, 95466 Lehen.

What can visitors expect?

Planned are mulled wine and pastries by the open fire in the Wirtsgarten, honors, and a witty dialect lecture by Horst Mayer.

Is the event indoors or outdoors?

The kickoff takes place in the Wirtsgarten by the open fire. Other program points will be held in the Hallermühle.

Is there an admission fee?

A specific ticket price could not be reliably confirmed.

Is there a book signing or a Q&A session?

A book signing or a moderated Q&A session has not been announced.

Frankenbund Group Bayreuth Reads in Lehen 2026

Name: Annual Closing Celebration of the Frankenbund Group Bayreuth
Start: 2026-11-27T17:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-27T17:00:00+01:00
Location: Hallermühle

Literary Year-End with Franconian Lifestyle

The Frankenbund group Bayreuth concludes the event year on Friday, November 27, 2026, at the Hallermühle in Lehen. The annual closing celebration combines pre-Christmas conviviality, regional cultural preservation, and an entertaining dialect lecture by Horst Mayer.

Mulled Wine, Pastries, and Open Fire

The evening begins at 5 PM in the Wirtsgarten of the Hallermühle. Mulled wine and pastries create a festive atmosphere around the open fire, where encounters and Franconian traditions become directly tangible. This year-end gains a sensual, wintry note.

Honors and Franconian Linguistic Art

The focus will also be on honoring deserving members. A special cultural highlight will be the witty dialect lecture by Horst Mayer. The Franconian linguistic art connects regional identity with humor and makes the lecture an authentic literary experience beyond standard language conventions.

An Evening in the Spirit of Community

The Frankenbund group Bayreuth fosters exchange about history, language, and Franconian culture with this event. The reading atmosphere is created not only by the spoken word but also by the special location, the closeness to the open fire, and the personal author encounter with the dialect speaker.

Visitors can expect a festive year-end with regional linguistic art, honors, and social gathering. Those who wish to experience Franconian culture in direct exchange will find an atmospheric setting for a special evening at the Hallermühle.