Rodinná dovolená v Jižním Tyrolsku

with culinary specialties and music at the fairground Klobenstein. Saturday: Entry of the music band from Klobenstein to the fairground at 6.30 p.m., Sunday: starting from 10.45 a.m. with culinary specialties and music, large themed parade at 2 p.m. starting from Lengmoos followed by concerts of the music bands

The traditional village festival "Perchina Kirschta" will take place again this year. There will be offered traditional music, dance music, food and drink. Trampoline for the little ones! PROGRAMME: Saturday, 9 August 3.00 pm. - Setting up the traditional tree 8.00 pm. - Music entertainment with "Tiroler Wind" Sunday, 10 August 9.00 am. - Holy Mass 10.00 am. - Music entertainment by "Reischinga Böhmische" 12.00 pm. - Child's dancing group Percha 1.30 pm. - Concert by the traditional music band of Antholz 3.30 pm. - Concert by the youth music band MUSKITOS 5.00 pm. - Music entertainment by "Duo Flexibel"

Mercato contadino con prodotti stagionali di produttori locali presso la caserma dei vigili del fuoco di Aldein in estate il 2° sabato del mese dalle 08:00 alle 12:00.

On 10 August, the village centre of Plaus will be transformed into a gourmet paradise: laugh, eat, drink, relax and discover creative artisans together. The foodfestival promises enjoyable experiences for the whole family!

On the mountain Putzenhöhe/Cima Pozzo there will celebrated a Mass (in german language) with the music band of Kiens/Chienes starting at 11.30 a.m.

On an easy hike you will experience the magic of shooting stars and learn about some legends and occult myths. Afterwards you can end the experience with a digestive.

Have fun in the hiking area Reinswald/San Martino in the Sarntal Valley.

The folk dance group “Grupa Balarins de Gherdëina Urtijëi” was founded in 1963 and has been active without interruption since then. The group dances traditional folk dances based on a long tradition thereunder typical dances for thanksgiving, dances having the intent to attract the other gender and also typical “Schuhplattler”. The “Schuhplattler” dances are demonstrated by male dancers only. All dancers are wearing the “Grödner-Tracht” (traditional costume) which is known as one of the most beautiful and most precious of the alpine area. Due to numerous performances in our country as well as abroad and on TV, the group is very well known far beyond South Tyrol.

With traditional musical entertainment. It will be served polenta in different variations. From 10 a.m. at the center of Terenten.

Traditional festival & Church Day on the Rittner Horn with an open air Mass at 11 a.m. at the Gasthof Unterhornhaus, followed by festivities with brass music at all the huts on the Rittner Horn. The event only takes place in good weather!

The South Tyrolean capital of Bolzano, recently designated a UNESCO Creative City of Music, is once again preparing to host one of Europe’s most prestigious cultural events in the summer of 2025: the Bolzano Festival Bozen. Each year, the festival brings together exceptional creative talents, as students from top international music academies collaborate with world-class soloists and conductors to present concerts of the highest artistic quality. Throughout the city, the air is filled with the energy of discovery and shared passion for classical music. Bolzano Festival Bozen is more than a series of concerts – it is a unique cultural platform that unites four key components of the city’s musical identity: the Antiqua Festival of Early Music, the Gustav Mahler Academy, the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition, and the two prestigious youth orchestras-in-residence, the European Union Youth Orchestra and the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra. Founded by Claudio Abbado, these ensembles symbolize a shared European vision and have found their summer home in Bolzano. The festival offers a rich and diverse program, where young talent and legendary musicians come together to rehearse, perform, and inspire. Among the highlights of the 2025 edition are the final rounds of the renowned Ferruccio Busoni Piano Competition, a performance by Sir John Eliot Gardiner with the Mahler Academy Orchestra as they explore the authentic soundscapes of early 20th-century music, and the celebrated cellist Pablo Ferrández – often referred to as “the new Yo-Yo Ma” – performing with the European Union Youth Orchestra under the baton of Vasily Petrenko. Also appearing are violinist Sayaka Shoji with the Bolzano String Academy, and acclaimed performers Alina Ibragimova and Renaud Capuçon, who will join the EUYO and GMJO under Iván Fischer and Manfred Honeck, respectively. For a festival whose founding motto is “music and youth,” it’s only natural that children and young audiences are not just welcomed, but encouraged to attend. In 2025, the festival’s family-friendly offerings are being expanded even further. Children are often far more open to classical music than one might expect. In fact, during the so-called “open-eared” phase – typically the first ten years of life – they show remarkable receptiveness and curiosity, even toward complex or contemporary works. This makes it an ideal time to introduce them to the world of classical music in an engaging, meaningful way. On August 14 at 7:30 PM at the Bolzano Municipal Theatre, the European Union Youth Orchestra will perform with violinist Alina Ibragimova under the direction of Iván Fischer. Prior to the concert, there will be a special introduction to the evening's program, focusing on Stravinsky’s The Firebird. Audiences will explore the Russian folktale that inspired the famous ballet and, with help from the musicians, learn to recognize musical motifs that will reappear during the performance. This introduction will be presented bilingually in Italian and German. Another special opportunity will take place on September 6 at the Bolzano Municipal Theatre (time to be confirmed), when the public is invited to attend the orchestral rehearsal for the Busoni Competition’s grand final. Since the final performance, accompanied by the Haydn Orchestra, is traditionally sold out and broadcast live on Italian television and streamed worldwide, this rehearsal offers young music lovers a rare chance to experience the intensity and behind-the-scenes atmosphere of a major international event. The theatre will be abuzz with activity, as the RAI sets up its equipment and prepares for the live transmission. Broadcast professionals will be on hand to explain how a concert is brought to audiences across the globe.

Simon Kostner takes you on a journey through Val Badia to discover his land, his people, and Ladin culture... with many fascinating insights (in Italian language). During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

This pleasurable festival on the Barbian fairground begins at 19.30. Musical entertainment will be provided by the "Barbmener Böhmische" and the "Jugendkapelle". The Barbian Tourist Association and the Barbian Music Band cordially invite everyone and look forward to your coming.

On the memorial day of Saint Clare, we will celebrate a Holy Mass in the Franz and Klara Chapel with Dean Josef Knapp.
Musical accompaniment: Band Frischluft

Let us celebrate this special day together!

Experience an unforgettable night! Enjoy live music in the village square with a cozy aperitif, be enchanted by the children's entertainment, and dance into the night with the witches. Relax in a pleasant atmosphere with live music at Hotel Wolf and savor a refreshing aperitif! For young people, Café Stern offers an exciting party with DJ Fillini. Take an evening stroll and seize the opportunity to visit the open shops. Evening program on the village square 20:20 Opening: Performance by the "Schuaplattler Lajen" on the village square (further performances in the village, at various locations) from 20:30 Aperitif from the golf club from 20:30 Live music with "The Marth´s" from 20:30 Children's entertainment from 20:30 Strauben (Dessert) stand Witches out and about in the village ________________________ from 20:30 Aperitif at Hotel Wolf with live music from 20:30 Cafè Stern "Terrace Night" with DJ Fillini ________________________ from 20:30 Shops open In case of thunderstorm or heavy rain the event will not take place.

The South Tyrolean capital of Bolzano, recently designated a UNESCO Creative City of Music, is once again preparing to host one of Europe’s most prestigious cultural events in the summer of 2025: the Bolzano Festival Bozen. Each year, the festival brings together exceptional creative talents, as students from top international music academies collaborate with world-class soloists and conductors to present concerts of the highest artistic quality. Throughout the city, the air is filled with the energy of discovery and shared passion for classical music. Bolzano Festival Bozen is more than a series of concerts – it is a unique cultural platform that unites four key components of the city’s musical identity: the Antiqua Festival of Early Music, the Gustav Mahler Academy, the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition, and the two prestigious youth orchestras-in-residence, the European Union Youth Orchestra and the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra. Founded by Claudio Abbado, these ensembles symbolize a shared European vision and have found their summer home in Bolzano. The festival offers a rich and diverse program, where young talent and legendary musicians come together to rehearse, perform, and inspire. Among the highlights of the 2025 edition are the final rounds of the renowned Ferruccio Busoni Piano Competition, a performance by Sir John Eliot Gardiner with the Mahler Academy Orchestra as they explore the authentic soundscapes of early 20th-century music, and the celebrated cellist Pablo Ferrández – often referred to as “the new Yo-Yo Ma” – performing with the European Union Youth Orchestra under the baton of Vasily Petrenko. Also appearing are violinist Sayaka Shoji with the Bolzano String Academy, and acclaimed performers Alina Ibragimova and Renaud Capuçon, who will join the EUYO and GMJO under Iván Fischer and Manfred Honeck, respectively. For a festival whose founding motto is “music and youth,” it’s only natural that children and young audiences are not just welcomed, but encouraged to attend. In 2025, the festival’s family-friendly offerings are being expanded even further. Children are often far more open to classical music than one might expect. In fact, during the so-called “open-eared” phase – typically the first ten years of life – they show remarkable receptiveness and curiosity, even toward complex or contemporary works. This makes it an ideal time to introduce them to the world of classical music in an engaging, meaningful way. On August 14 at 7:30 PM at the Bolzano Municipal Theatre, the European Union Youth Orchestra will perform with violinist Alina Ibragimova under the direction of Iván Fischer. Prior to the concert, there will be a special introduction to the evening's program, focusing on Stravinsky’s The Firebird. Audiences will explore the Russian folktale that inspired the famous ballet and, with help from the musicians, learn to recognize musical motifs that will reappear during the performance. This introduction will be presented bilingually in Italian and German. Another special opportunity will take place on September 6 at the Bolzano Municipal Theatre (time to be confirmed), when the public is invited to attend the orchestral rehearsal for the Busoni Competition’s grand final. Since the final performance, accompanied by the Haydn Orchestra, is traditionally sold out and broadcast live on Italian television and streamed worldwide, this rehearsal offers young music lovers a rare chance to experience the intensity and behind-the-scenes atmosphere of a major international event. The theatre will be abuzz with activity, as the RAI sets up its equipment and prepares for the live transmission. Broadcast professionals will be on hand to explain how a concert is brought to audiences across the globe.

Concert of the traditional alphorn players at the Alpenhotel Panorama

Bozen Brass is an extraordinary brass sextet which does not fit into any traditional patterns. They six musicians from South Tyrol are curiously different and always ready for a surprise. Benjamin Premstaller (french horn), Martin Psaier (trombone), Robert Neumair (trumpet, other instruments and all arrangements), Michael Engl (tuba), Manuel Goller (trumpet) and Anton Ludwig Wilhalm (trumpet) are the members of Bozen Brass and they are ready to take off to new dimensions. Solid musical education in national and international universities combined with practice in international orchestras and ensembles form the basis for their activities. They are a labour of love for music and enthusiastic musicians and they are keen to pass these virtues to their music pupils. That is why they are able to produce the finest sounds with their brass instruments. The audience is invited to follow them on a powerful journey through the musical history covering all kinds of musical styles.

Every year in August, a particularly large number of shooting stars flit across the night sky. From 11 to 147th of August, the so-called "Perseids" reach their peak this year. This is also the case on Tuesday, 12th August and the Knottnkino cinema in Vöran is the ideal place to keep an eye out for the "lucky charms". Bring a picnic blanket, listen to pleasant sounds and enjoy some tasty snacks ... Members of the South Tyrolean amateur astronomers "Max Valier" will also be there, with telescopes and interesting stories to tell about the night sky. Photographs and videos may be taken at the event for the purpose of documenting and promoting the event and the area. The recordings may be used and published on websites, in social networks and in the media in compliance with data protection regulations.

Let's enjoy a magical summer evening of music and be enchanted by the wonderful sounds of the San Martin de Tor marching band. The talented musicians will present you with a variety of melodies and rhythms that will make your heart beat faster and offer you a break from everyday life.

Team that boasts the highest number of appearances in Serie A, one of the oldest Italian ice hockey clubs and now plays in the International Alps Hockey League, AHL.

Immerse yourself in a summer evening in Pederoa, where from 5:00 p.m. onwards, the local farmwomen of La Val will delight you with authentic Ladin cuisine, while the young farmers welcome you with refreshing drinks and warm simplicity. Take advantage of the extended opening hours of the shops to fully enjoy this engaging experience. Photographs and video footage may be taken during the event for documentation and promotion purposes. The filming may be used and published on websites, social networks and in the media in compliance with privacy regulations.

What defines a rocket? Why do rockets fly? What needs to be considered during launch? How do rockets move in the universe? How long will it be before the first tourists fly into space? Questions upon questions that the Planetarium South Tyrol tries to answer for curious rocket builders at a workshop for children. The main focus is on how such a rocket works and what the rebound principle is all about. After all, this is the prerequisite for building a paper rocket that can compete with the competition. But that's not all: after a short break, real rocket fans will make a chemical rocket, which will also be put to the test. In german and italian languague. The workshop will be cancelled in case of bad weather. Reservations requested! PRICE: Children from 8 - 11 years 10,00 €

Summer night concert with the music band Waidbruck, accompanied by the folk dance group Villanders. The guests of the member of the cooperative Klausen, Barbian, Feldthurns and Villanders can expect a vacation lottery with the raffle of some material prizes. Food and drink will be provided with sweet Villanderer Krapfen, Schüttelbrot and Kaminwurzen.

by the Lengmoos music band & the youth band "Lions" in the center of Klobenstein at 8.30 p.m., The music band play the sounds of tradition but also contemporary tunes. In case of rain the concert will take place on 20.08.2025

In 2006, the popular ‘Kinderlachen’ programme was brought to life. The first three Wednesdays in August are always reserved for our little ones. Clowns, musicians, actors and puppeteers bring their plays to the stage at 5.30 pm each week. Children are usually allowed to actively participate. Our little spectators can also quench their thirst, because we also open our bar for our little ones.

At 1 p.m. special ride with the historic narrow-gauge railway from the train station Oberbozen to Maria Himmelfahrt and back. Accompanied by the train experts who tell interesting facts about the history of the Ritten Railway, followed by a short guided tour of the Remise in Oberbozen. Price: € 10, € 5 kids (6-14 years). Special ride only with reservation at the Tourist Office Ritten/Renon. Limited number of participants. It was 13 August 1907 when the Ritten Railway, which ran from Waltherplatz in the centre of Bolzano directly up to the Ritten, was officially opened. The railway overcame almost 1,000 metres in altitude in the section between Bolzano and Maria Himmelfahrt with the help of a cogwheel drive, before continuing from Himmelfahrt to Oberbozen, Lichtenstern and Klobenstein. The Rittner Bahn was a mountain railway based on the Swiss model; it was the time of the Belle Epoque, when the mountains were to be made accessible to wealthy tourists. Over the decades, however, the construction of this railway also proved to be a stroke of luck for the people of Renon itself. In 1966, the cogwheel railway was abandoned and a modern cable car was built from Bolzano to Soprabolzano. In May 2009, this first cable car was replaced by a modern circulating railway or Ritten cable car. The narrow-gauge railway, which is now the last of its kind in the whole of South Tyrol, now runs between Oberbozen and Klobenstein as the main line and a few times on the Maria Himmelfahrt branch line with historic and more modern railcars.

Experience the exciting ice show with the title "The Sound of Freedom" in the heart of summer, an event that continues to enchant and captivate year after year. Artists Performing: • Lara Naki Gutmann Italian figure skating champion, Lara captivates with her elegant style and expressive presence. She brings emotion, technique, and refinement to the ice. • Ginevra Lavinia Negrello Young rising talent from Italy, who enchants the audience with grace and mature interpretation. • Gabriele Frangipani Figure skater with great stage presence and technical strength, known for spectacular jumps and engaging choreography. • Julia Sylvia Gunnarsdottir & Manuel Piazza Italian-Icelandic pair, combining elegance and harmony, turning every performance into a poetic story on the ice. • Katerina Mrazkova & Daniel Mrazek Siblings and ice dance pair, among the most promising in Europe, blending precision, rhythm, and creativity. • Ice on Fire – Senior Team One of Italy’s best-known synchronized skating teams, bringing collective strength, harmony, and spectacular performances. Special Moments • Pierpaolo Foti – Violinist Versatile musician combining classical training with modern sensitivity. His violin accompanies the show, creating unique and emotional atmospheres. Opening of the first half Collective performance by the Ice Club Alta Badia art group with a solo by Felix Oberbacher, featuring a choreography designed to kick off the magic of the evening. Opening of the second half Performance by Lea Marie Castlunger, young athlete of Ice Club Alta Badia and a promising talent in South Tyrolean figure skating. Ticket Prices: • Adults (from 15 years): €25.00 • Junior (7-14 years): €15.00 • Children under 6 years: free (Tickets available at the tourist office in Corvara and at the box office on the evening of the event) During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

The South Tyrolean capital of Bolzano, recently designated a UNESCO Creative City of Music, is once again preparing to host one of Europe’s most prestigious cultural events in the summer of 2025: the Bolzano Festival Bozen. Each year, the festival brings together exceptional creative talents, as students from top international music academies collaborate with world-class soloists and conductors to present concerts of the highest artistic quality. Throughout the city, the air is filled with the energy of discovery and shared passion for classical music. Bolzano Festival Bozen is more than a series of concerts – it is a unique cultural platform that unites four key components of the city’s musical identity: the Antiqua Festival of Early Music, the Gustav Mahler Academy, the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition, and the two prestigious youth orchestras-in-residence, the European Union Youth Orchestra and the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra. Founded by Claudio Abbado, these ensembles symbolize a shared European vision and have found their summer home in Bolzano. The festival offers a rich and diverse program, where young talent and legendary musicians come together to rehearse, perform, and inspire. Among the highlights of the 2025 edition are the final rounds of the renowned Ferruccio Busoni Piano Competition, a performance by Sir John Eliot Gardiner with the Mahler Academy Orchestra as they explore the authentic soundscapes of early 20th-century music, and the celebrated cellist Pablo Ferrández – often referred to as “the new Yo-Yo Ma” – performing with the European Union Youth Orchestra under the baton of Vasily Petrenko. Also appearing are violinist Sayaka Shoji with the Bolzano String Academy, and acclaimed performers Alina Ibragimova and Renaud Capuçon, who will join the EUYO and GMJO under Iván Fischer and Manfred Honeck, respectively. For a festival whose founding motto is “music and youth,” it’s only natural that children and young audiences are not just welcomed, but encouraged to attend. In 2025, the festival’s family-friendly offerings are being expanded even further. Children are often far more open to classical music than one might expect. In fact, during the so-called “open-eared” phase – typically the first ten years of life – they show remarkable receptiveness and curiosity, even toward complex or contemporary works. This makes it an ideal time to introduce them to the world of classical music in an engaging, meaningful way. On August 14 at 7:30 PM at the Bolzano Municipal Theatre, the European Union Youth Orchestra will perform with violinist Alina Ibragimova under the direction of Iván Fischer. Prior to the concert, there will be a special introduction to the evening's program, focusing on Stravinsky’s The Firebird. Audiences will explore the Russian folktale that inspired the famous ballet and, with help from the musicians, learn to recognize musical motifs that will reappear during the performance. This introduction will be presented bilingually in Italian and German. Another special opportunity will take place on September 6 at the Bolzano Municipal Theatre (time to be confirmed), when the public is invited to attend the orchestral rehearsal for the Busoni Competition’s grand final. Since the final performance, accompanied by the Haydn Orchestra, is traditionally sold out and broadcast live on Italian television and streamed worldwide, this rehearsal offers young music lovers a rare chance to experience the intensity and behind-the-scenes atmosphere of a major international event. The theatre will be abuzz with activity, as the RAI sets up its equipment and prepares for the live transmission. Broadcast professionals will be on hand to explain how a concert is brought to audiences across the globe.

Snow Festival with the Ski & Snowboard School S. Cristina at the Center Iman. Children can also try out skiing in summer. Take this opportunity. The equipment is provided for free.