Night of the Churches Hamburg
Night of the Churches Hamburg is held on September 20. The event was launched in 2003. This event in the second decade of the month September is annual. 
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The ecumenical diversity of all churches in Hamburg organizes a Night of the Churches every year (Nacht der Kirchen Hamburg or NDKH). Encounters, inspiration and sublime moments. The NDKH is one of the largest cultural events in the city - on average, more than 70,000 visitors come to the Night of the Churches in Hamburg.
Musically, the events range from gospel and rap to pop and rock to classical concerts and electro beats with laser shows. Further entertainment is provided by cabaret, literature and theater. Guided tours of the city and churches are also on offer and those looking for talks, discussions, communal prayers and spirituality will of course also find what they are looking for.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
Rail Day in Germany on September 19 (begins on the third Friday in September);
The Princely Garden Festival at Wolfsgarten Castle on September 19 (The three-day event begins the third Friday in September);
Kite Festival on Kronsberg on September 19
Kerb in Borner Grund on September 19 (Mainz-Marienborn);
Bonn Street Food Festival on September 19
Handmade Markets im Kappeln on September 19
Erfurt Oktoberfest on September 19
Erfurt Cereal Market - Perennial and Garden Market on September 19
Schmelz-Hüttersdorf Fair on September 19
Stunikenmarkt in Hamm on September 19
Classical Music Festival for Children in Leipzig on September 19
Late fair MG-Rheydt in Mönchengladbach on September 19
Franconian Folk Festival in Crailsheim on September 19
Lutherstadt Eisleben meadow market on September 19
Emden Shooting Festival on September 19
Castrop-Rauxel Autumn Fair on September 19
Radevormwald Plum Fair on September 19
St. Catherine's Market in Delbrück on September 19
Alzey Winegrowers' Festival on September 19
Universal Children's Day in Germany on September 20
World Children's Day in Thuringia, Germany on September 20 (an official holiday since 2019);
Munich Oktoberfest on September 20
Steinau Puppetry Festival on September 20
World Children's Day in Mainz on September 20 (Starts on Saturday of the third full week of September);
World Children's Festival in Planten un Blomen on September 21 (takes place on the third Sunday in September);
Bad Homburg Apple Day on September 21 (Held on the third Sunday in September);
Day of Prayer in Cologne on September 21
Jürmker Autumn Market in Bielefeld on September 21