events in Volksdorf. The association has about 450 voluntary members and puts on about 20 events a year (mainly in the Ohlendorff-Villa) Events include theatre, concerts, readings, lecturers, cabaret and city tours. The association is also concerned with preserving the Ohlendorffsche Villa (a listed building, built 1928 by architect Erich Elingius) as a venue for cultural events. The Bürgerverein Walddörfer (civic association) organises resident engagement on municipal matters and also mediates between government officers and residents of the area. The association covers the Walddörfer area of the Wandsbek borough which includes the quarters of Bergstedt, Duvenstedt, Lemsahl-Mellingstedt, Volksdorf and Wohldorf-Ohlstedt. The association „Pfadfinder & Pfadfinderinnenbund Nordlicht e.V." (scouting) has offered environment conservation activities for children in the area for over 40 years. The association is situated in Wulfsdorfer Weg. There are concerts almost every week in the churches of St. Gabriel and am Rockenhof. The Volksdorf Quarter Party (a kind of street party) takes place every year in the first week of September. The event includes a firework display and a bike race. The Weiße Rose (White Rose) square is situated in the centre of Volksdorf. It contains a monument to the White Rose resistance fighters. Nature reserves Volksdorf is home to one of 29 nature reserves in Hamburg. The Volksdorfer Teichwiesen ("Volksdorf pond meadows") features the river Saselbek as well as a tunnel valley which was granted environment protection in 1993 and is home to many endangered species. Sport Allhorn Stadium is situated on the grounds of Walddörfer-Gymnasium, one of the local high schools. The stadium is also used by the local sport association, Walddörfer SV. Volkdorf is also home to Parkbad (run by Bäderland Hamburg GmbH). The swimming complex features a two indoor swimming pools, a paddling and swimming area for children and babies, a heated outdoor swimming pool and a sun bathing area. Economy and infrastructure The centre of Volksdorf (Platz „Weiße Rose" – White Rose square) is a pedestrianised area and feature supermarkets, shops, cafes and a post office. There is also a shopping centre called „Eulenkrug-Passage" at the crossing between Wiesenhöfen/Eulenkrugstraße. It contains a mixture of shops, food outlets and medical practices as well as a supermarket. It also has capacity for 180 cars in an underground garage. There is also an outdoor market which takes place every Wednesday and Saturday in the area outside of Volksdorf underground station. There are regularly more than 100