When does the event take place?

On Saturday, September 12, 2026, at 10:00 AM. The planned duration is about two hours.

Where is the event location?

At the Bioland Beekeeping Ralf Berghane at Laurentiusstr. 5, 45899 Gelsenkirchen-Sutum.

Is participation free of charge?

Yes, the event is free of charge.

Do I need to register in advance?

Yes, pre-registration is required. The meeting point will be communicated after registration.

Is the event accessible for disabled persons?

No, the event is not accessible for disabled persons. Additional assistance is needed for wheelchair and walker users.

Is there a toilet available on-site?

No, there is no toilet available on-site.

Traditional orchards, bees, and old varieties: A rare nature morning in Gelsenkirchen

Name: Visiting Kaiser Alexander and other personalities of the traditional orchard scene
Start: 2026-09-12T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-12T14:00:00+02:00
Location: Bioland Imkerei Ralf Berghane

Traditional orchards, bees, and old apple varieties in Gelsenkirchen-Sutum

This information event on Saturday, September 12, 2026, takes place at the traditional orchard of the Bioland Beekeeping Ralf Berghane in Gelsenkirchen-Sutum. The Local History Association invites you to a special farm tour where nature, local history, and agriculture come together on-site.

A visit close to nature

For those interested in old fruit varieties, regional traditional orchards, and sustainable beekeeping, this event offers a relaxed experience. Around 60 old fruit varieties grow on the meadow, including the apple Kaiser Alexander. Additionally, attendees will gain insights into bee work and encounter free-roaming geese and chickens, giving the event a lively, nature-oriented character.

Limited spots, clear framework

The event is limited to 15 participants and lasts about two hours, according to the organizer. Pre-registration is required, and the exact meeting point will be communicated after registration. Important for planning: There are no toilets on-site, and the event is not accessible for people with disabilities. Additional assistance is needed for wheelchair users and those with walkers.

What visitors can expect

The focus is on the traditional orchard scene, the care of old varieties, and an immediate look at the work of an organic beekeeper. This makes the event particularly interesting for people looking for events with a regional connection, environmental education, and an authentic audience atmosphere. The atmosphere is expected to be calm, personal, and rich in expertise.

Conclusion

Visiting Kaiser Alexander and other personalities of the traditional orchard scene combines nature experience, knowledge transfer, and local culture in a compact space. Those wishing to experience old fruit varieties, bees, and a genuine farm atmosphere should mark this morning and register in time.