Programme nearbyCommunityMunichRegister your courtyard for the Hofflohmärkte tour in MunichRegister your courtyard for the Hofflohmärkte tour in Munich Want to sell pre-loved books, toys, or furniture without hauling everything to a central market? Hofflohmärkte lets you register your private courtyard for a scheduled Viertel day and appear as a stop on the published tour plan in Munich. What you can do - Choose your city and Viertel date on the Hofflohmärkte shop page - Pay the local registration fee (varies by city; early-bird pricing is often 50% off until year-end) - Receive tour-plan marking if you register three weeks before the date with a complete street address inside the prior-year Viertel area Seller rules (paraphrased) - Get landlord or owner approval before registering - Sell only on private ground, no stalls on sidewalks or public space - Offer used goods privately, no professional dealers or food sales - Plan for all weather; bring shade or cover if needed - You remain responsible for your Hof; the platform operator does not run the event on site Why it matters Courtyard sales keep reuse hyperlocal, neighbours meet on their own steps instead of hauling goods across town. About Hofflohmärkte Registration and tour plans are managed at Hofflohmärkte. Pick your city page (for example München) and read Spielregeln & Tipps before checkout. Late registrations after the three-week deadline are possible but may not be marked on the tour plan.registrationcourtyardneighbourhood +2
Programme nearbyCommunityFrankfurtRegister a riverbank cleanup with your neighbou in FrankfurtRegister a riverbank cleanup with your neighbou in Frankfurt RhineCleanUp and MainCleanUp help families, clubs, and neighbourhood groups free riverbanks from litter in Frankfurt. You pick the stretch, invite helpers, and RhineCleanUp gGmbH can supply sacks, gloves, and grabbers through sponsors Postcode Lotterie and naturstrom. What you can do - Open MainCleanUp or RhineCleanUp, name your group, and register an open or private cleanup - Read the CleanUp-Leitfaden for site checks, waste-disposal coordination, and safety (stay on the bank, not in the water) - Coordinate with your local waste office before the day; report collected kilograms after the action so the network can track community impact - Download posters and flyers from the PRAKTISCHES section on your river's programme page How it works Register with an email, add date, meeting point, and whether others may join. Organisers stay on site for material hand-out, a short safety briefing, and bag drop-off as agreed with authorities. The guide suggests 1 to 1.5 hours for children and 2 to 3 hours for teens and adults. Why it matters River litter is visible, local, and fixable in an afternoon. When neighbours measure what they remove, they see how small habits upstream add up, and new groups keep returning each season.rivercleanupvolunteer +2
