Those who spend the summer holidays at home don't have to fear boredom in Forstern.
With the support of numerous associations, organizations and individuals, the community has put together a colorful program.
Forstern - The Forsterner holiday program for the summer holidays 2021, which is only available online this year, includes almost 40 points. In this way, the program can always be kept up-to-date, and updates take place continuously. By doing without a printed detailed booklet, one also wants to protect the environment. "The program should ensure fun and exciting holidays," say the youth officers Simona Loupal and Marlene Pawelczyk as well as Mayor Rainer Streu.
The current situation still does not make planning and organization easy.
“But we are relying on our experience and the hygiene concept from last year.
This year, too, there will be several dates per program item, with a smaller number of participants. ”Nevertheless, due to the pandemic, one or the other date may have to be postponed or be canceled entirely.
At www.unser-ferienprogramm.de/forstern there is the program list as well as all information on registration, payment and the hygiene concept.
Registration possible online from July 9th
For the first time, registration will only take place online.
The portal will be available from July 9th.
Anyone who does not have internet access can register with Eva Schmid in the town hall from July 13th on (0 81 24) 53 17-0.
The raffle for seats for overbooked events will take place on July 16.
But one also tries to create additional dates for particularly popular program items.
Remaining places would always be displayed up-to-date and could be booked immediately after July 16.
Cancellations are free of charge up to seven days before the event and online up to 24 hours before the event.
"Special thanks go to all those responsible, who make the holiday program possible with their actions and thus help to return a bit to normality," say the organizers.
The program
The holiday program starts with a campfire singing and a soap bubble competition on the first day of the holiday, July 30th.
Then the following activities are on the list (sometimes several times): archery, bike workshop, day on the beach, alpaca hike, drive-in cinema with the rural youth, training and fun at the dirt park, world trip in a bag, dancing with pompoms, greyhound and / or earworm Building a house, drumming, visiting the fire brigade, visiting the Eicher Museum with a tractor ride, visiting the police in Erding, crafting day, making tealight holders with animal motifs, what is in bloom there, what is it?
At the Hirschbach playground, table football, billiards in the youth club, go-karting in Eiselfing, tennis trial training and nature experience in the forest.
The holiday program ends with the introductory lessons for future first graders on Sunday, September 12th.
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