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Rohrbacher Weihnachtsmarkt

Rohrbacher Weihnachtsmarkt, Sankt Ingbert, Germany · Saarland

Season 2026: 28 Nov – 29 Nov 2026

Free entry.

Opening hours

  • Mon–Fri closed
  • Sat–Sun 11:00–20:00

About the market

On Saturday the Christmas market already opens at 11:00 with a festive start: the KiTa Regenbogen, the Musikverein Rohrbach, the Männerchor 1860 Rohrbach and the Becker-Chor together provide a warm welcome. While on the Hallenvorplatz the focus is on the visitors' refreshment, where there are always tasty and hearty dishes to discover at around 25 stands, inside the hall there are over 40 stands, ranging from hand-knitted socks, Christmas wreaths and arrangements, tablecloths, table decorations, crockery, dolls, jewellery, strong schnapps and light liqueurs to fretwork and crafts, which make the Rohrbacher Weihnachtsmarkt so attractive. At 12:00 the primary school pupils of the Pestalozzischule take over and fill the square with Christmas songs. In the afternoon the music continues: at 15:00 the Akkordeonfreunde Rohrbach perform, followed by the pupils' choir of the Gemeinschaftsschule Rohrbach at 16:00. A special highlight awaits at 17:00, when Saint Nicholas surprises the little visitors. On Sunday, too, guests can expect a lovingly designed programme. At 16:00 the children's group of the Kneippverein gives a cheerful performance, before Saint Nicholas drops by once more at 17:00. Around 18:30 the exciting draw of the tombola prizes takes place. After that, from 19:00 the Musikverein Rohrbach provides a melodious end to the evening. Finally, the Christmas market closes its gates at 20:00 – traditionally accompanied by a sea of sparklers that makes the square glow in warm, sparkling light.

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Data: Saarpfalz-Touristik / destination.one (CC-BY)

Photo: Stadt St. Ingbert, Stadt St. Inggert · CC-BY