 Above photo by Don Borstad | Fasching is an old carnival tradition that originated in the European Alps to chase away winter. Each year, strips of cloth are strung around the downtown area in the German peasant tradition, and the “Narren,” masked characters in colorful costumes, walk the streets inviting people to the party. Read more at Visit New Ulm. |
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