Events in Rhede

The Kram- weekly market in Rhede is a combination of a traditional Krammarkt (non-food items) and a regular weekly market (food), which takes place on five Wednesdays in the town centre. The stalls stretch from Gudula Church to Town Hall Square and the range of goods on offer is varied, from clothing, leather goods, pots and everyday essentials to fresh fruit and vegetables; the weekly market runs until around 1 pm, whilst the Krammarkt sometimes stays open longer, until 6 pm.

At the weekly market, vibrant colours and wonderful scents come together. The stalls offer fruit and vegetables straight from the field, herbs, honey, bread and cheese from local producers. You can feel the producers’ passion in every product – sun-ripened tomatoes, crisp apples and artisan-baked bread. As well as being a culinary delight, the market strengthens the local community: you can chat with the stallholders, swap recipes and discover new favourites. It’s well worth a visit all year round, especially when the produce is at its best.

Under the title ‘Life’s Work’, we are exhibiting the collected works of the Rheder artist Mihailo Kostic. Mr Kostic had approached us to present his works at a sales exhibition, so that as many pieces as possible might find good homes.

Sadly, he passed away before the project could be realised. Our promise to sell the paintings on his behalf made him very happy before his death.

Tickets are available during the museum’s opening hours.

Opening hours are: Tuesday to Sunday from 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm

Under the title ‘Life’s Work’, we are exhibiting the collected works of the Rheder artist Mihailo Kostic. Mr Kostic had approached us to present his works at a sales exhibition, so that as many pieces as possible might find good homes.

Sadly, he passed away before the project could be realised. Our promise to sell the paintings on his behalf made him very happy before his death.

Tickets are available during the museum’s opening hours.

Opening hours are: Tuesday to Sunday from 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm

Playful discovery through all the senses is at the heart of these varied sensory workshops for parents with children from walking age up to around four years old. Every week, a new theme invites participants to feel, marvel, try things out and explore together. Age-appropriate activities and creative sensory experiences create a stimulating environment in which curiosity, perception and shared experiences are naturally encouraged.

Under the title ‘Life’s Work’, we are exhibiting the collected works of the Rheder artist Mihailo Kostic. Mr Kostic had approached us to present his works at a sales exhibition, so that as many pieces as possible might find good homes.

Sadly, he passed away before the project could be realised. Our promise to sell the paintings on his behalf made him very happy before his death.

Tickets are available during the museum’s opening hours.

Opening hours are: Tuesday to Sunday from 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm

Take a walk with Bernhard Beckmann through old Rhede and learn exciting facts about the town up to the 1960s. Large-format photographs await you at all stops, which you can compare directly with today's buildings and streets. You are welcome to contribute your own memories. Look forward to the original map of Rhede from 1824, explore the Gudula monastery and the castle, the Kirchstraße, which was once characterised by the Hagedorn brewery. In the Bürgerpark, at St Vincent's Hospital, you will learn about the tragic events of March 1945. A stop at the Old Cemetery rounds off the tour.

"Sometimes music says more than words"

Chris Paus and Matthias Fleige are playing at the Piano Weinbar on Friday. Blending jazz, improvisation and quiet moments, it promises to be an evening to remember.

Under the title ‘Life’s Work’, we are exhibiting the collected works of the Rheder artist Mihailo Kostic. Mr Kostic had approached us to present his works at a sales exhibition, so that as many pieces as possible might find good homes.

Sadly, he passed away before the project could be realised. Our promise to sell the paintings on his behalf made him very happy before his death.

Tickets are available during the museum’s opening hours.

Opening hours are: Tuesday to Sunday from 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm

Every other Sunday, the traditional and famous STADTBRAUEREI HAGEDORN morning pint takes place.

Just as in the days of the esteemed Hagedorn family brewery directors in Rhede, the brewery extends a warm invitation.

The tradition is being continued through the revival of the HAGEDORN Town Brewery.
Admission is free.