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Riding the Rails in Baden-Wrttemberg

By Birgit Thompson USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs Office ne of the convenient aspects of living in Stuttgart is the public transportation system. The regional train system and its suburban railway system or S-Bahn tracks span from Bietigheim to Echterdingen and from Schorndorf to Herrenberg. It is easy to maneuver around the city and outlying suburbs without a car. The bus system, which complements the SBahn system, and reaches even farther into the smaller farming communities. The VVS (Stuttgart transportation network) prides itself on being a reliable, easy to use public transportation system that lets travelers get from point A to point B without much fuss. The DB (Deutsche Bundesbahn) on the other hand, offers a ticket that can take visitors throughout Baden-Wrttemberg. The BW ticket is an effective, economical way to get around for one day. For 29, up to five travelers can use it on an unlimited amount of train routes and subways within Baden-Wrttemberg on the day of the purchase (weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. the next day and on weekends, midnight to 3 a.m. the next day). The ticket is valid on all local trains (Interregio-Express, Regional-Express, Regionalbahn, S-Bahn) and the entire transport system of the Verkehrsverbnde (public transportation systems). The BW tickets will take travellers as far as Wrzburg and Basel.

The Deutsche Bundesbahn Intercity-Express or ICE, reaches travel speeds up to 186 mph. Travelers can explore the Black Forest, the Rhine River Falls, Lake Constance, the Swabian Alb and the royal residence in Wrzburg all on one ticket, within the time frame specified. In some states, you can buy a supplement ticket for 13 to be able to take Inter Regionalor express-trains. Prices, terms and conditions may vary from state to state. Another added bonus is that the ticket offers some discounts at various locations. Sea Life in Konstanz offers a 30 percent discount on its entrance fee; save 1 off the entrance fee at the at the Heidelberg castle ruins, and at the Residence Wrzburg, or enjoy a five CHF (Swiss francs) discount at the Basel Zoo. Many discounts are available and are listed in an English brochure at the Bahnhof information booth. Travelers can get tickets at any ticket counter or ticket machine at any local Bahnhof, or order them online at www.bahn.de/international/view/en/prices/germany/laender_tickets.shtml.

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Food and culture

Sauerbraten: German pot roast, red cabbage and Sptzle
1 kg beef roast 500 ml vinegar 500 ml water 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoons sugar 1 bay leaf 10 pepper corns 1 tablespoon allspice 2 onions 3 tablespoons sugar beet syrup (Zuckerrbensirup can be bought at any larger grocery store) Flour Oil Rinse the roast in cold water, dab dry and put in a bowl. In a small pot, add vinegar, water, salt and sugar and bring to a boil. Peel the onions and slice them

Shoulder meat is frequently used for Sauerbraten

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into rings. Add the onions to the meat. Cover the meat with the water and vinegar, bay leaf, pepper and allspice. Cover the bowl tightly and let the meat marinate in the refrigerated for five to seven days.

Take the meat out of the marinade and dry well. Brown the meat in a medium size pan in oil. Strain the liquid marinade and add the liquid to the meat. Cover the pan and let the meat simmer for two to three hours. Add the sugar beet

syrup 30 minutes toward the end of the simmer time. Take the meat out of the liquid, slice, and set aside. Thicken the sauce with the flour until desired consistency is reached.

Sept. 24-25: Ludwigsburg, Antique Mile

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The castle gardens set the stage for the annual pumpkin festival.

Sept. 2 to Nov. 6: Ludwigsburg Pumpkin Festival

illions of years ago Tyrannosaurus Rex, Diplodocus and Triceratops roamed the earth, and this fall they return to the castle gardens in Ludwigsburg during its 12th annual pumpkin festival. Over 450,000 pumpkins of more than 450 different types totaling almost 150 tons make up this years dinosaur theme pumpkin exhibit. The organizers of the pumpkin festival develop these themes over a span of 11 months; order the pumpkins to be grown in the right form, color and weight, to be able to deliver a memorable visit for the festivals guests. This years highlights of the festival include a pumpkin boat race on Sept. 18, the German pumpkin weight championships on Oct. 2, the European championships on Oct. 9, and the pumpkin smash on Nov. 6, where visitors can purchase the seeds of the smashed pumpkins for next years contest. The festival also features a pumpkin shop where visitors can shop for autumn decorations, and a restaurant featuring delectable pumpkin Maultaschen, pumpkin spaghetti and more. For more information, visit www.blueba.de.

he Ludwigsburg Marktplatz transforms into an antique shop on the last weekend in September with more than 170 local and international vendors. This market features many high-end sellers offering a wide variety of baroque furniture, French porcelain and other interesting items. Jewelry, mirrors, drawings, Meissen bone china, toys and more can be purchased during these two days. As a special service, the organizers of the market have arranged for two independent experts who will examine pieces to let owners know how old, where from and how valuable their antiques are, free of charge. An entertainment program featuring music, food and more make this market an event for the whole family. The market is open daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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The Marktplatz in Ludwigsburg transforms during the Antique mile market.

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markets and Much more

Ongoing until Sept. 4: Pforzheim, Wine festival
This traditional wine festival features 30 wine pergolas featuring Swabian and Baden specialties, live music, and more in the center of the gold town Pforzheim. The festival is open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Sept. 8: George Michael SAP ARENA Mannheim Oct. 9: James Blunt SAP ARENA Mannheim Oct. 16: Roxette SAP ARENA Mannheim Oct. 22: Alice Cooper Rosengarten Mannheim Oct. 25: Bob Dylan & Mark Knopfler SAP ARENA Mannheim Oct. 29: Sunrise Avenue Maimarktclub Mannheim Nov. 5: Lenny Kravitz SAP ARENA Mannheim
**Tickets and information for these and other upcoming concerts and events can be found, at www.bb-promotions.com, easytickets.de, and by calling 0621-101011**

Ongoing until Sept. 4: Stuttgart, Wine village

The 35th. Wine village is located at the Markt- and Schillerplatz in the center of town. It features more than 250 types of wine, onion pie, live music and more.

Ongoing until Sept. 10: Reutlingen, Wine village

This small wine village features 15 wine huts and tents at the Marienkirche.

Sept. 1: Brackenheim, September Kirbe This festival is located at the Festmarket

platz in Schmiden and features bumper cars, rides, and more.

This variety market is located in the center of town.

Out and About with Outreach Kontakt

The Stuttgart German/American Outreach Kontakt Club invites all community members to join their monthly activities. Learn about host nation customs, make friends, see the sights and enjoy Germany.Membership to the club is not required in order to tag along on one of the outings or get-togethers. The club holds its monthly member meeting on the first Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. at the old Panzer fire station on Waldburgstrasse in Bblingen.

Sept. 1: Dusslingen, Variety market

The Niederhofenstrasse and the Hindenburgplatz are the locations for this traditional variety market.

Sept. 2-5: Hirrlingen, Summer festival

This festival is designed for the whole family. There are small rides for children, food and live entertainment.

Sept. 1: Sulz am Neckar, Variety market

This market is located on Hirsch-, Mhlkanal-, and Mhlstrasse.

Sept. 2-6: Bietigheim-Bissingen, Horse market

This traditional horse market is located at the Festplatz am Viadukt and features next to horse ranking and rating, a variety market, small amusement park and fireworks. This markets motto is regionalbiological-good. Local farmers and shops offer produce and wares traditionally produced and grown in the region. This market is located in the center of town and starts at 9 a.m.

Sept. 2-4: Leinzell, Summer festival

This small event is located in the center of town.

Sept. 2-4: Leonberg, Glemseck 101

This event is designed for the motorcycle enthusiasts. Part of the old race track Solitude, will be the meeting point for kinds of motorcycle types and styles. A trade show as well as live entertainment keeps visitors occupied until the evening hours.

Sept. 3: Hochdorf at Plochingen, Farmers market

Upcoming events:

Sept. 4: Stammtisch BBQ at Panzer Hall, starting at 2 p.m. Sept. 10: USAREUR Kontakt Outreach Award ceremony, Patrick Henry Village, Heidelberg. Oct. 22: Make a Difference Day, Panzer Kaserne, ACS. Oct. 22: Halloween Party, Panzer Hall For more information, visit www.kontakt-clubstuttgart.de.

Sept. 3: Tbingen, City flea market

Sept. 2-4: Renningen, Medieval from the technical Rathaus along the festival Brunnenstrasse. The market opens at
This festival features a market, fire show, jousting, music and more in the center of town. 8 a.m.

This large flea market stretches

Sept. 3: Weil der Stadt, Wine fountain festival

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Sept. 2-5: Schmiden, Fellbacher

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the upper Marktbrunnen and features live music and more starting at 5 p.m.

Sept. 3-4: Benningen am Neckar, Lawn mower race

This not so traditional event features a pre-race on Saturday evening, white sausage breakfast on Sunday and lawn mower races, starting at noon.

Sept. 7: Sankt Johann (Wrtt.), Potato festival

This farmers market and potato festival is located at the Gestthof in St. Johann.

Burgstrasse will be the locations for this cultural event. International specialties, music and more will entertain guests.

Sept. 8-10: Bietigheim-Bissingen, Wine village

Sept. 9-12: Stuttgart-Uhlbach, Fall festival

This is one of Stuttgarts oldest wine festivals featuring live music, food and more. The festival is located at the Weingrtnerei Uhlbach.

Sept. 3-4: Bissingen an der Teck, Wine fest Sept. 3-4: Brackenheim, Witch Autumn

This wine festival features music, food, and wine at the Rathaus in Bissingen.

This festival is located at the Kelter in the center of town. This traditional festival is located at the Kelterplatz in Botenheim. This small festival features a beer tent, live music and more in the center of town.

Sept. 8-10: Reutlingen, Tuscan market

Sept. 3-4: Hechingen, Village festival

This special market brings vendors from Pistoia to Reutlingen. The market is located in the center of town and opens daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sept. 9-18: Heilbronn, Wine village

This wine festival features more than 300 different wines and 16 Champagnes from the local regions. Live music, food, and more will entertain visitors at the Rathaus.

Sept. 9: Sindelfingen, Fire night

Sept. 3-5: Bietigheim-Bissingen, Variety market

This annual festival lights up the streets of Sindelfingen featuring cultural highlights, music, food, and shopping in the center of town.

Sept. 10: Esslingen, Light market

This evening event runs from 6 p.m. until midnight and features a myriad of arts and crafts.

This market opens in conjunction with the horse market at the Festgelnde at the Viadukt.

Sept. 9-11: Gppingen, City festival

Sept. 3-5: Eberstadt, Eberstadt market

This event is a combination of variety market and wine festival and is located at the Marktplatz.

Clubs, associations, and restaurants work together to make this festival memorable for all visitors. The Haupt-, Pfleg-, Schloss-, and

Sept. 10: Rottenburg am Neckar, Summer nights dream

This event features a long shopping night and entertainment in the center of town until 10 p.m.
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Sept. 3-5: Ellhofen, Street festival

This musical festival is located in the center of town.

Sept. 3-5: Neckarsulm, City festival

This festival encompasses the whole inner city of Neckarsulm and features culinary and musical delights.

Sept. 23 to Oct. 9: Stuttgart, Volksfest

The Stuttgart Volksfest goes on for its 166th goround. It will feature seven beer tents, two wine tents, bumper cars, Ferris wheel, whitewater rafting, carnival rides for children and more during its 17 days. This

Sept. 4: Aspach, Farmers market

This market features a wine tasting and more starting at 10 a.m. at the Kelter in Kleinaspach.

Sept. 4: Hedelfingen, Wine festival

This festival is located at the Kelter and the fire station in Hedelfingen starting at 11 a.m.

years special events are scheduled for Sept. 25, the large festival parade through Bad Cannstatt, Sept. 28 and Oct. 5 are family days, Oct. 3, the annual hot air balloon race, starting at 2 p.m., and a fireworks display that will close the festivities on Oct. 9 starting at 9:45 p.m. For more information, visit www. cannstattervolksfest.de. Prost !!!

Sept. 4: Weilheim an der Teck, Village festival

This festival features music, food, and more in the center of Hepsisau.

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Sept. 10-11: Bad Wildbad, Medieval squares will be chosen by the cow. The roulette game is located at the market
This medieval spectacle features 40 vendors, jongleurs, jesters and fire show at the Festplatz. Sunday that starts at 1 p.m. in the center of town. Sportgelnde Bettwiesen. For more information, visit www. kuhroulette.de.

Sept. 16-19: Esslingen, Wine festival

This colorful event is located in the city section of Mettingen and features entertainment, food and fun for the whole family.

Sept. 10-11: Gppingen, Street Sept. 12: Grafenberg, Lentil festival This festival is held in conjunction festival Sept. 10-11: Horb am Neckar, Fall festival

This festival is located in the center of town.

with a farmers market and features lentil specialties, a petting zoo, flea market and Sunday shopping in the center of town.

Sept. 17: Weil der Stadt, Farmers market and Wellness road
This market combines wellness for body and soul with local organic, nonchemically treated produce, as well as information about quality of life, homeopathic resources and traditional remedies. The market is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Spittl. Majestic eagles, lightning fast falcons and impressive vultures take to the skies above castle Hohenzollern during this event. Visitors can enjoy the flight exhibitions, meet knights and more. This event for the whole family is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

This festival is located at the Mhlgssle.

Sept. 14: Pleidelsheim, Variety market

Fabric, brushes, brooms, decorations and more can be purchased at this market located on Ludwig-HoferStrasse.

Sept. 10-11: Mhlacker, Street festival

This festival features music, food and more in the city center.

loaf, and entertainment for all ages await visitors at the Marktplatz and Schlosshof.

Sept. 10-12: Waldenbuch, Market Sept. 15-18: Tbingen, Umbria/ Provence market Sept. 17-18: Castle Hohenzollern, square festival For four days the old city section Falkner and Knight Weekend Folk music, a five meter long meat
of Tbingen will be the stage for this international market featuring vendors from Aix-en-Provence and Perugia, Italy A colorful mix of culinary specialties and handcrafted goods await visitors.

Sept. 11: Rudersberg, Art and Junk market

This market features new art and old junk at the Steinenberger Kirchplatz. This unique event revolves around 420 squares and a cow patty. Visitors can bet which of the

Sept. 11: Unterensingen, Cow roulette

Sept. 16-19: Besigheim, Wine festival

This festival is situated in the historical city section and features music, food, and more. The event features a parade on

Sept. 17-18: Freiberg am Neckar, Pottery and crafts market

This market features local pottery, arts and crafts and more in the center of town.

Sept. 16-18: Vaihingen, Fall Festival

Art, entertainment and more await visitors to the fall festival in Vaihingen. Live music, culinary delights and Sunday shopping make the festival an event for the whole family. The festival is located at the Vaihinger Markt, the Schwaben Galerie and the city hall.
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Sept. 17-18: Lorch, Staufer medieval market

Camp life, market callers and more await visitors at the Kloster Lorch.

Sept. 17-18: Maulbronn, Herb and harvest market

Treasures of the garden, field and vineyard are introduced to the shoppers of this market. Old remedies, long-forgotten herb mixes and ancient recipes are reconstructed to fit the modern way of life. Parents can enjoy strolls along the cloister gardens and cloister market while their kids are given the opportunity to actively participate.
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Sept. 17-18: Mhlacker, Airfield festival

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luck, joy and excitement. These are the feelings that this exceptional show wants to wake in their audience. More than 400 costumes and 55 actors from 17 countries captivate the audience during this spectacle. For tickets, visit www.easyticket.de. This markets features small wine huts at the historical Marktplatz, music and more.

Sept. 22-26: Bretten, Wine market

Sept. 24: Bietigheim-Bissingen, Shopping XXL

This shopping event is located in the center of town. Visitors can enjoy shopping until midnight, food, music and more.
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Sept. 24-25: Ilshofen, Fall and pottery market

Spend dreamy nights in Stuttgart hotels

he greater Stuttgart metropolitan area invites residents of Stuttgart to spend some dreamy nights in local hotels. From Sept. 8-11, 90 hotels offer overnight stays for 15 per star rating and room. This offer includes breakfast, and in 20 selected cities, a special experience program. This offer is only good for residents of the greater Stuttgart metropolitan area and offers the population a special look at their local area. The Stuttgart Marketing and tourism office, as well as the Hotel and Inn alliance (DEHOGA), hope to give residents a few memorable days in the region. For a list, of hotels and participating cities, visit www.stuttgarttourist.de/traumhaft.htm. Interested residents can book this arrangement by calling 0711-222-8100, at the Tourist Information in Stuttgart and the Airport, or by sending an e-mail to kundenservice@stuttgart-tourist.de. Visitors to this event can enjoy a historical aircraft show, air shows, tandem parachute jumps and more at the Flugplatz. This market features arts and crafts of local vendors at the Marktplatz.

This arts and crafts market features local artists and their wares at the Rathausplatz. The stores in the center of town will be open for Sunday shopping from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Sept. 24-26: Sulzfeld, Town festival

This small, historic festival is located at the Hauptstrasse and features a variety market and amusement park.

Sept. 25: Gomadingen, Parade of Studs

This horse enthusiast festival includes the parade of the stud horses at the Landgestt Marbach.

Sept. 25: Sindelfingen, World Childrens Day

Sept. 18: Kngen, Fall market

This market combines a variety and childrens flea market in the center of town.

This large child and family festival is located at the Sommerhofenpark and features face painting, a Kinder caf, arts and crafts and more, starting at 10 a.m. This variety market is located in the center of town at the Schulstrasse.

Sept. 27: Herrenberg, Fall market

Sept. 17-18: Pfullingen, Creativity market

Sept. 18: Schwbisch Hall, Friendship festival

This festival features a beer tent, small amusement park and a nightly torch parade. The event is locate din the center of town.

Sept. 21: Sachsenheim, Variety Sept. 17-19: Walddorfhslach, Town market festival This market is located in the center of town.

This multicultural festival is located at the Marktplatz.

Sep. 28 to Oct. 3: Gppingen, Wine festival

Sept. 21-25: Stuttgart, Cirque du Soleil Alegria

Alegria is the Spanish word for

This festival features wines from almost every European country. Maultaschen and roasted pig, onion pie and cheese plates are featured during this culinary event. On Oct. 2, stores will be open for Sunday shopping from 1-6 p.m.

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Start at the train station Weissach at 7 a.m. Sept. 11: Fischbach Start at the train station FischbachFriedrichshafen at 7 a.m. Sept. 11: Oberhof Start at the train station Murg/Baden at 7 a.m. Sept. 13: Saarbrcken Start at the Deutsch-Franzsicher Garten at 11 a.m. Sept. 14: Bockenau Start at the train station Bad Sobernheim at 7 a.m. Sept. 14: Fulda-Haimbach Start at the train station Fulda at 2 p.m. Sept. 17-18: Eggbek Start that the train station Tarp at 10 a.m. Sept. 18: Edernissen-Oedesse Start at the train station Peine at 7 a.m.
For updated information, visit www.dvv-wandern.de/t_de/tb.

March 1 Sindelfingen Night of the dance

This event features Aug. 31: Langenlonsheimthe Broadway Dance Factory andLangenlonsheim at 7 a.m. Start: at the train station the Dance Factory Dublin. Sept. 3-4: Glcksburg Start at the are available, at www. a.m. Tickets train station Flensburg at 10 Sept. 4: Ilsede easyticket.de.

Volksmarches in Germany

This a.m. market is located in the center of town and starts at 8 a.m. Sept. 4: Kirchberg

Start at the train station Peine at 8 a.m. March 3 Bietigheim-Bissingen Sept. 3-4: Brhl Variety market Brhl-Mitte at 7 Start at the train station

Start at center of town will be run over The the train station Katzenfurt Sept. 4: Riegelsberg day, starting at 9 by fools during the Start at the train station Riegelsberg at 7 a.m. a.m. in the center of town. Sept. 4: Rauenberg March 3 Rottenburg am Neckar Start at the train station Wiesloch-Walldorf at 6 a.m. Fasching event Sept. 4: Achern-Msbach Start at the train station Achern at 7 a.m.

March 3 Hechingen Faschin Start at the train station Kirchberg at 7 a.m. Sept. event 4: Katzenfurt

Sept. 4: Blumberg Start at the train station Donaueschingen at 7 a.m. Sept. 4: Filderstadt-Plattenhardt Start that the train station Bernhausen at 7 a.m. Sept. 7: Grolsheim Start at the train station Bingen at 7 a.m. Sept. 11: Mlln Start at the train station Mlln at 8 a.m. Sept. 11: Siegen Start at the train station Siegen at 7 a.m. Sept. 11: Mnchengladbach Start at the train station Mnchengladbach Hbf. at 7 a.m. Sept. 11: Neuerburg Start at the train station Wittlich Hbf. At 7 a.m. Sept. 11 Beilstein Start at the train staition Herbronn at 6 a.m. Sept. 11: Weissach

Flea markets in Baden-Wrttemberg

Sept. 1: Gppingen, at the Stauferpark Sept. 1: Sthlingen, at the Rewe parking lot Sept. 1: Wolfach, at the Sclosshof Sept. 2: Karlsruhe, at the Bierbrse Sept. 3: Raststatt, at the Festplatz Sept. 3: Ludwigsburg, at the Rathausplatz Sept. 3: Bruchsal, at the Autohof Herz Sept. 3: Backnang, at the Rewe parking lot Sept. 3: Stuttgart_Vaihingen, at the university Sept. 3: Bblingen, at the Real Sept. 3: Metzingen, at the Picks Raus Sept. 3: Pforzheim, at the Discount Baumarkt Sept. 3: Sindelfingen, at the Obi Sept. 3: Fellbach, at the Kaufland Sept. 3: Ludwigsburg, at the Friedenskirche Sept. 4: Feldberg, at the Haus der Natur Sept. 4: Horb am Neckar, at the Neukauf Sept. 6: Metzingen, at the Picks Raus Sept. 7: Mannheim, at the Real Sept. 8: Gppingen, at the Stauferpark Sept. 8: Haussach, at the Klosterplatz Sept. 9: Libenzell, at the Marktplatz Sept. 9: Stockach, at the Dillplatz Sept. 10: Fellbach, at the Kaufland Sept. 10: Echterdingen, at the Festplatz Sept. 10: Bblingen, at the Real Sept. 10: Winnenden, at the Stadtgarten Sept. 10: Ludwigsburg, at the Rundsporthalle Sept. 10: Kirchheim, at the Gterbahnhof Sept. 10: Esslingen am Neckar, at the Festplatz Zell Sept. 10: Ostfildern-Scharnhausen, at the Extra Sept. 11: Kornwestheim, at the Getrnke Heinrich Sept. 11: Waldenbuch, in the center of town Sept. 13: Germersheim, at the Real Sept. 14: Freiburg im Breisgau, at the Mann Mobilia Sept. 14: Waldkirchen, at the Rathausplatz Sept. 15: Gppingen, at the Stauferpark
The Out & About in Baden-Wrttemberg web-based newsletter is an unofficial publication of the U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart, IMCOM-Europe and the U.S. Army authorized under the provisions of AR-360-1. The newsletter is updated regularly by the Public Affairs Office. The newsletter can also be viewed on the U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Web site at: http://www. Stuttgart.army.mil. This newsletter is a command information product with emphasis on events and activities occurring on the

Sept. 17: Heilbronn, at the Theresienwiese Sept. 17: Stuttgart, at the Feuersee Sept. 17: Schmiden, at the Kaufland Sept. 17: Bblingen, at the Real Sept. 17: Sindelfingen, at the Obi Sept. 17: Backnang, at the Rewe Sept. 17: Ludwigsburg, at the PH parking Sept. 18: Leonberg, at the Stadthalle Sept. 18: Tbingen, at the Real Sept. 21: Hausach, at the Klosterplatz Sept. 22: Gppingen, at the Stauferpark Sept. 22: Germersheim, at the SBK market Sept. 23: Stockach, at the Dillplatz Sept. 24: Stuttgart, at the University in the center of town Sept. 24: Feuerbach, at the Festplatz Sept. 24: Schmiden, at the Kaufland Sept. 24: Bblingen, at the Wolf-HirthStrasse
For a complete listing and locationsvisit www.meineflohmarkt-termine.de and click on the 7000 zip code link.
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Out & AbOut in bAden-wrttemberg

Commander: Col. Carl D. Bird Command Sgt. Major: CSM Anthony Bryant Public Affairs Officer: Mark J. Howell Out & About Editor: Birgit Thompson

Information and photos included in this newsletter are acquired from websites that focus on activities and events within the greater Baden-Wrttemberg area. Dates, times, locations and even the events may change or be cancelled without prior notice. If you would like to contribute to the Out & About newsletter, please e-mail: Birgit.Thompson@eur.army. mil. For more information, call 431-3113 or (07031) 15-3113.