On St. Martin's Day, children in Germany make a lantern, walk to the main square of their town with their lantern, and join a parade that ends with a bonfire. In celebration of St. Martin's Day, Frau Wuttke gave us lanterns and informed us of the location of a parade that we can join at 5 p.m.
Jake and Tawni assemble their lanterns.
Lanterns with real candles inside.
Upon exiting Essighaus after dinner, I see a small group of young adults carrying lanterns and singing songs.
Prof. Hollas-Culton rides her bicycle home from Essighaus after the faculty meeting over dinner. In contrast, I happily accept Frau Wuttke's offer of a ride back up to Moore Haus.
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