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Munich, Germany – The Bavarian capital is preparing for the traditional start of the carnival season. On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, the Viktualienmarkt will be transformed into a festive stage as the Narrhalla society officially unveils the Carnival Prince and Princess for the 2027 season.
A Traditional Start to Carnival
The event, which begins at 10:30 AM in the Viktualienmarkt beer garden, marks the official kick-off of the Munich carnival. The highlight of the celebration will be the presentation of the new royal couple, who will represent the city throughout the upcoming season.
The ceremony will feature official addresses from key city representatives, including:
- Verena Dietl, Mayor of Munich
- Dr. Alexander Dietrich, Head of the Department of Labor and Economic Development (Kommunalreferent)
- Kira Weißbach, Second Operations Manager of Munich Markets (Märkte München)
Showcasing the 2027 Season
In addition to the unveiling of the Prince and Princess, the event will provide an early look at the upcoming carnival program. The theme for the 2027 Narrhalla show has been announced as "Glitzer, Glanz und Gloria" (Glitter, Glamour, and Glory).
The stage program will include performances by:
- The Market Women (Marktfrauen)
- The Narrhalla Flag Regiment
- The Children’s and Youth Guard
- The Narrhalla Prince’s Guard
Musical entertainment for the morning will be provided by the band "Spezlwirtschaft," ensuring a lively atmosphere for the gathered crowds.
Event Details
| Date | Wednesday, November 11, 2026 |
| Time | Starting at 10:30 AM |
| Location | Viktualienmarkt, Munich (Beer Garden Stage) |
This event is a cornerstone of Munich’s cultural calendar, drawing residents and visitors alike to celebrate the beginning of the colorful and energetic carnival period. The Narrhalla society continues its long-standing tradition of organizing these festivities, which serve to bridge the gap between historical customs and modern entertainment.
Source: Nachrichten München
