Haltern cycle paths

After his acclaimed performance with "Steffi Neu & her radio friends" in October 2024, René Steinberg returns to Haltern am See on Thursday, 6 November 2025. This time with his brand new solo programme "Radical Fun Measures". The show starts at 8 pm, admission from 7 pm at the LWL-Römermuseum.

With his usual sharp tongue, subtle humour and a huge twinkle in his eye, Steinberg gets to the bottom of the really important things in life - radically: radically funny, cheerful, colourful and optimistic. Because enough is enough! Seriousness, anger and everyday grumbling have had their day. Instead, the cabaret artist calls for a big rethink: Dare to have more fun, now and here!

His new programme is a passionate appeal for humour in everyday life, in politics, in relationships, in family chaos or simply when waiting at red lights. An evening with René Steinberg promises a rousing live experience - varied, interactive, profound and full of surprises.

The event is organised by Kulturboitel, the Halterner Zeitung cabaret initiative, Sparkasse Westmünsterland and the Haltern am See municipal agency, whose joint commitment brings cultural highlights to the town.

On the first weekend in November, the small, but lovely goose market has a long tradition (this time a week later due to the public holiday).

The name actually says it all and so this time a small flock of geese gathers not next to the fountain on the goose market, but exceptionally on the market square and welcomes visitors with their chatter.

Direct marketers and traders from Haltern and the surrounding area offer everything to do with agricultural products and lots of tasty treats in keeping with the theme.

From pagoda tents, the vendors serve their guests many delicacies: Leg of goose, kale and roast ham, potato pancakes, soups, poultry and game products, jams, fruit and vegetables, bread, bread baking mixes, pastries, cakes and waffles, coffee, lots of goat's cheese, honey and things made from honey and beeswax, spices, wine, fruit brandies and mulled wine, juices, liqueurs and lots of delicious things to eat straight away, try and take home.

There is also a children's carousel for the little ones.

On Saturday, the shops will remain open until 6 pm and on Sunday the shopkeepers will open their shops from 1 pm to 6 pm.

Under the motto: "Crack the nut" you will receive nuts in the participating shops, in which city vouchers are hidden, e.g. for a goose dish etc.. The city vouchers can be redeemed at over 90 partner businesses.

Traditionally, the St Nicholas market in Haltern am See begins on the 1st weekend in Advent.

The hut magic on the market square invites you to visit. Guests can enjoy the cosy atmosphere whatever the weather, browse the stalls and relax with a hot drink while listening to Christmas music. The Stadtwerke Haltern am See adventure skating rink invites you to take a few quick laps and if you want to do a bit of gift shopping, you're sure to find what you're looking for among the arts and crafts on offer.

Once again, a curtain of lights covering almost the entire square creates a contemplative atmosphere - and does so in an economical way thanks to energy-efficient LEDs.

On the Advent Saturdays, the lucky draw by "Haltern am See. Does good." will take place.

On 7 December, there will be an event shopping Sunday from 1 - 6 pm under the motto: "Shopping where others go on holiday!".

Traditionally, Father Christmas crosses the lake on 6 December at 6 pm and makes his way to the town centre in a small procession.

The weekly market moves to Kärntner Platz during this time.

MUSIK IM RÖMERmuseum stands for high-calibre concerts in a unique setting. The concert series, which has been taking place every winter since 2003, features young musicians who have already proven their artistic prowess as winners of prestigious competitions. These highly ambitious virtuosos turn the concerts into extraordinary musical experiences. The enthusiasm and loyalty of the audience have turned MUSIK IM RÖMERmuseum into a cultural institution. The concert series is financially supported and organised by the Masthoff Cultural Foundation, the Westphalian Roman Museum and the Society for the Promotion of Westphalian Cultural Work.

Every 8th woman in Germany will develop breast cancer in the course of her life. The chances of recovery increase if the disease is detected as early as possible. How can I protect myself against breast cancer? What risk factors can I influence? In addition to the information, she demonstrates how to perform a palpation examination in line with the motto "It's in your own hands!" But who do I turn to if I feel something? What examinations are then available? Dr Zehren, Chief Physician at the Clinic for Gynaecology and Obstetrics and Head Physician at the Münsterland Breast Centre, will also answer these questions in detail.