Schützenfest Schwalefeld translates to "Schützenfest Schwalefeld" in English. The term "Schützenfest" refers to a traditional marksmen's festival celebrated in various regions of Germany, often featuring parades, music, and community festivities. "Schwalefeld" is likely the name of a specific location or town where the festival takes place.

On the third weekend of July each year, the Schützenverein Schwalefeld celebrates its shooting festival. The town is festively decorated with fir trees, colorful ribbons, and three grand arches.

On Saturday, the program includes a festive church service and the grand royal ball. The large parade on Sunday, featuring numerous guest associations, music bands, and elegantly dressed royal couples along with their court, is one of the highlights of the festival.

Things get exciting on Monday when the new shooting king is determined during the king shooting competition. In the evening, the festival concludes with music and dancing at the grand royal ball.