VFL Kelheim: football club based in the German town of Kelheim
The annual Zwickel-Fest of VfL Kelheim, held at the sports ground in Affecking, was a bustling celebration of sports, community, and tradition this year. The event, which harks back to the club's early days when food and drink each cost two D-Marks, known as a Zwickel, has evolved to showcase the club's diverse sports offerings and invite community participation.
During the festival, different sections or departments of VfL Kelheim introduced themselves, helping visitors learn about the extensive sports and activities available within the club. This year, several innovations were introduced, including clubs and departments based at the grounds introducing themselves to the attendees.
One of the key highlights of the Zwickel-Fest was the trial or trial-training sessions organized. These sessions allowed newcomers and potential members to experience the sports firsthand and get a feel for the club’s atmosphere and offerings. For instance, SSG Grün-Weiß offered a trial shooting session for over 40 interested individuals. The stock shooters and BC Kelheim 1989 e.V. also invited participants to their respective events during the festival.
The festival was not just about sports, though. It was also a family-friendly event, featuring interactive activities designed to encourage broader community involvement. Children and families were able to participate in various activities, making the event a memorable experience for all.
In addition to the sports and activities, the Zwickel-Fest also offered grilled food, drinks from the Frischeisen brewery, and cake sales organized by the club's ladies. The delicious food and drinks added to the festive atmosphere, making the Zwickel-Fest a true celebration of VfL Kelheim's rich history and vibrant community.
The Zwickel-Fest continues to be a significant event for VfL Kelheim, providing opportunities for more people to get involved in sports and physical activity through the club. The innovations and activities showcased at this year's Zwickel-Fest are a testament to the club's commitment to engaging with its community and promoting its sports programs.
Visitors were introduced to the various sports and activities available within VfL Kelheim during the trial-training sessions organized at the Zwickel-Fest, including a trial shooting session offered by SSG Grün-Weiß. Throughout the festival, football was prominently featured as one of the sports on display.
Children and families at the Zwickel-Fest were able to participate in a variety of interactive activities, making it a memorable experience for all, and showcasing that the event was not only about sports but also about fostering a sense of community.
