Töpferkunstmarkt bei Späth

Pottery art and beautiful plants - with live music

Späth's tree nurseries present the pottery market in a Mediterranean setting, under palm trees and surrounded by flowering plants. Colorful perennials attract visitors to the large production areas. Around the farm shop fountain, dahlias from the large dahlia show shine in all their glory, with around 100 varieties on display. Pottery demonstrations on the potter's wheel show how the art of pottery is created.

Live bands provide the perfect backdrop to the pottery market with soul, pop, and ambient sounds. The herb garden at Späth's tree nurseries is also perfectly attuned to a summery garden and herb world with artistically designed bonsai bowls, a variety of herbs, and special garden decoration ideas. Culinary specialties are offered by the Späthi's beer garden, Späth's restaurant, and the farm shop. The vineyard is also open with a wine bar.

Poet Theo Theodor entertains in the guise of company founder Christoph Späth with anecdotes from the company's more than 300-year history.

NEW: Art exhibition “Das Denken der Dinge” (The Thinking of Things)

Franz Christanell, an artist from South Tyrol with a special connection to Späth, has created a new garden biotope on the grounds by the carp pond. To coincide with the pottery market, he is opening his art exhibition “Das Denken der Dinge” there, featuring land art and sculptures.

Pottery market at the Späth tree nurseries

August 16 and 17, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Admission: 5 euros (reduced: 3 euros; children up to 16 years free)

Guests receive a 10 percent discount on all plants from Späth'schen Nurseries with their admission.

Live music from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, August 16: Sonic Sunrise Pure Emotion with soul and pop classics
Sunday, August 17: Under Cover Agency (UCA) Soul and pop
Aditi Peaceful Ambient Music

Opening of the art exhibition “Das Denken der Dinge” (The Thinking of Things)
Saturday, August 16: 6 p.m.
Artist Franz Christanell with land art and sculptures
Location: “Franz sein Garten” on the Späth grounds (near Ligusterweg)
The exhibition will then be open from Wednesday to Sunday until September 21. With various guest artists.