Women's Federation outlines extensive agendas
The Catholic Women's Association of Wolfsbuch has revealed plans for two exciting events in the upcoming months, offering opportunities for community engagement and enjoyment.
On Friday, September 19th, the association invites members to their annual summer outing at the oil mill in Waltenhofen. This event, which includes a guided tour and tasting, is priced at approximately 17 euros.
For those interested in attending, registrations must be completed by September 11th. To secure your spot, contact Andrea Höcker by phone at (08468) 80 40 99 or (0171) 753 55 41. The meeting point for the event is the bus shelter in the village center of Wolfsbuch, and departures will be at 3:30 PM.
Moving on to the second event, scheduled for Sunday, October 5th, details are somewhat scarce at the moment. However, we know that the association's members will be participating in an activity, though the specifics have yet to be disclosed.
As with the first event, registrations for the October 5th event can be made with Andrea Höcker and must be completed by a date that has not been specified. The cost of the event has also not been provided at this time.
For those seeking more information about the October 5th event or any other events related to the Catholic Women's Association of Wolfsbuch, it's recommended to check local parish bulletins, the official website or social media channels of the association, or contact the parish office directly. These sources typically provide the most accurate and timely event details.
In the meantime, mark your calendars for the upcoming events and stay tuned for further updates from the Catholic Women's Association of Wolfsbuch.
On social media platforms, follow the Catholic Women's Association of Wolfsbuch for regular updates on their lifestyle and home-and-garden events, including the October 5th activity. Use entertainment to imagine the experiences that await at the home-and-garden event schedule for Sunday, October 5th, as details are still emerging.
