Remich Carnival Cavalcade in Remich
Cavalcade Remich is a family-oriented carnival weekend held by the Moselle River during the mid-Lent, or 1/2 Faaschten, period, featuring a parade, marquee entertainment near the swimming pool car park, and festivities at local restaurants and cafes. Remich also holds a distinctive tradition dating to 1821 of burning a straw figure known as Streimannchen, or Streifrachen in leap years, on Ash Wednesday.
Remich, a small town on the Luxembourg side of the Moselle, holds its carnival celebrations not during the main pre-Lenten cavalcade weekend observed elsewhere in the country but during the mid-Lent period known locally as 1/2 Faaschten.