Regensburg Celebrates Local Pears in Colorful Exhibition
An exhibition celebrating the beauty of local pear trees and landscapes has opened in Regensburg. Titled 'Join in! Discover the beauty of your region's pears', the exhibition showcases colorful prints created by children under artistic guidance. It is open to the public until October 24, 2025, during the opening hours of the district administration.
The exhibition, organized by the Regensburg district association for garden culture and landscape care in cooperation with the 'Join in! Discover your region' project, honors several participants. Five fruit and garden associations were recognized for preserving traditional orchards. Three gardens in the district received the 'Naturgarten - Bayern blüht' certification for their natural design and species diversity.
The exhibition's prints were created during nature walks led by artist Luzie Gerb. She guided the children in exploring local pear trees and landscapes, then helped them create vibrant prints reflecting their experiences. District administrator Tanja Schweiger praised the children's creativity and curiosity at the opening.
The event also marked the completion of tree warden training for Larissa Wopperer from Pentling, who was congratulated at the exhibition. Winners of the 'Pear beauties - traces and structures of our landscape' photo competition were also awarded during the opening.
The 'Join in! Discover the beauty of your region's pears' exhibition is a celebration of local nature and creativity. It recognizes the efforts of garden associations and individuals in preserving and appreciating the region's pear trees and landscapes. The exhibition is open to the public until October 24, 2025.
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