Krefeld’s Mayor Honored as ‘Foolish Honorary Citizen’ for Carnival Devotion
Frank Meyer, the Lord Mayor of Krefeld since October 2025, has been named this year’s 'Foolish Honorary Citizen'. The award celebrates his deep commitment to the city’s carnival traditions. A ceremony will mark the occasion at a historic venue in Krefeld.
The 'Foolish Honorary Citizen' title was established in 1978 to honour those who uphold Krefeld’s carnival heritage. Meyer, a long-standing member of the Prinzengarde, has played an active role in local festivities for years. His involvement spans parades, poetic laureate events, and community celebrations.
The award underscores Meyer’s dual role as a civic leader and a champion of Krefeld’s carnival scene. His ongoing support ensures the tradition remains vibrant for future generations. The ceremony at the Prinzengarde’s Armory will formally acknowledge his achievements.
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