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There will be no classic vigils next year. But the two guilds are considering massively reduced chances. The exact appearance of these will depend on the current situation of the crown.
The next victims of the Lozärner Fasnacht crown are, as expected, certain: Fritschi’s daytime surveillance of the saffron guild and the daytime surveillance of the Wey guild should take place, starting today, but not in the usual framework, but “adapted to the epidemiological situation”, as the two unions announced in a press release on Friday. What exactly that means is left open.
One thing is clear: the traditional reception of Brother Fritschi and the Fritschi family with “Fötzaliräge and orange thunderstorms” will not take place. “Thousands of people on Kapellplatz are simply not responsible in times of Covid-19,” says Alexander Stadelmann, spokesman for the saffron guild, adding that the guild council made the decision “with great regret.” There will be no images like here from the past Schmudo:
According to Stadelmann, the Big Bang and the Fritschi family’s trip to Nauen will also not take place:
“That would probably attract too many people to the city and it also makes little sense if the Fötzaliräge is not held as another highlight afterward.”
Brother Fritschi and his followers could possibly move, but that is still open at this time. Also due to Corona, the great farewell parade “Tschau Fritschi” in the Reuss de Güdis on Tuesday falls into the water. Brother Fritschi and the Fritschi family can say goodbye on a small scale.
Meanwhile, the Wey Guild gives up the greeting of the Wey Guild Master and his entourage at Güdismontag on Kapellplatz with the Wey Guild Mobile and Organ Toss; here is a snapshot from this year:
According to Weyzunft spokesperson Till Rigert, they are striving for a “reduced version” of the daytime clock and decide on it as quickly as possible before Carnival. The Wey guild also decided that Lozärner’s only carnival magazine, KnallFrosch, will be distributed for free in the city of Lucerne and the agglomeration again in February with a circulation of 60,000 copies.
Rotseezunft cancels Ebikon carnival parade in 2021
Also in Ebikon, as in many other communities, next year, specifically on Güdis Tuesday, there will be no carnival parade. That was decided by the Red Sea Guild, as announced on Friday. She writes: “In particular, it hurts the guild that the cancellation of the move also occurs on the 60-year anniversary of the Rotseezunft Ebikon. That is why there is no appointment of an anniversary guildmaster in 2021. Without However, it can be “safely” assumed that a carnival in Ebikon can and will take place in some form. The anniversary badges, which are already available for the collection, will go on sale from January 2021, combined with a special concept More events are being discussed in a reduced or new format. (hor)
