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Straight Flash delivers an acoustic rock concert full of energy, bringing to life the most beloved blues, rock, and rock 'n' roll music of the 21st century. Free entry

Students from the Meran-Passeier music school will musically stage classics of rock and pop history together with their teachers. The participating singers, guitarists, keyboard players, brass players, drummers and bass players interpret, among other things, Songs by Donna Summer, Bon Jovi, Rihanna, Karissa Ella, Olivia Rodrigo und Amy Winehous. The musical rehearsal was carried out by Stephan Karadar and Judit Pixner (vocals), Ingo Ramoser, Gernot Hofer, Christian Wicker and Fabio Bertagnolli (keyboard & piano), Christian Kofler (e-guitars), Dominik Told (e-bass), Hans Tutzer (brass), Hannes Reiterer, Max Calanducci and Daniel Unterhofer (drums). Christian Kofler is in overall management.

Traditional festival "Viehscheid" of the Algund Volunteer Fire Brigade at the restaurant "Zur Blauen Traube" with traditional Music, food and drinks.

Entertaining & erotic stories, mixed with the matching wines and served by the actress Gabi Mitternöckler & the sommelier Ingrid Egger.

On an evening tour, our garden guides will show you all of the most fragrant, vibrantly hued plants. Together, you will be exploring the Forbidden Garden and enjoying an up-close look at the exotic lotus flowers, roses and hydrangeas in the soft evening light.

Ideal for a romantic night out or a group of friends. The Trauttmansdorff After Hours event series offers culinary and musical delights in combination with a chance to learn some intriguing botanical facts. Enjoy local specialties served at Schlossgarten Restaurant, set against the spectacular backdrop of the gardens.The Palm Café at the Lily Pond offers a laid-back atmosphere and fun cocktails with live music (from 20st June). In case you want to learn more about the Gardens, you can take part in a guided tour, where the soft light of evening reveals new facets of the Gardens. The Touriseum, located inside the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, stays open until 09:00 PM and invites you on an intriguing journey through 250 years of Alpine tourism history. On 6th and 13th June Trauttmansdorff after hours will be held without live music. The restaurant and café as well as the Touriseum are open. The evening guided tour in german language starts at 6.30 PM and the italian version starts at 7.00 PM.

On an evening tour, our garden guides will show you all of the most fragrant, vibrantly hued plants. Together, you will be exploring the Forbidden Garden and enjoying an up-close look at the exotic lotus flowers, roses and hydrangeas in the soft evening light.

Do you like via ferratas and are you looking for inspiration for your next tour? Then you've come to the right place! Accompanied by a certified alpine guide, you will experience an unforgettable via ferrata adventure. Climb the rocks using iron paths and immerse yourself in the steep and fascinating world of climbing - right next to the third-highest waterfall in Europe. Difficulty: medium (B/C) Duration via ferrata: 3-3,5 h (0,5 h ascent, 2,5-3 h via ferrata) Altitude: 330 m The hike will be in German and Italian.

More than 60 vintage tractors, including 40 "Porsche-Diesel" tractors and 5 Porsche-Diesel Master tractors from various years of construction, can be viewed in the tractor museum. The oldest piece in the collection is a "Balilla" tractor dating from 1929. An experience for young and old! Please note: the guided tour is only available in German and Italian!

An exciting culinary encounter awaits as Lukas Kapfinger from the Hillepranter Winery – a young, dynamic winemaker – meets the traditional cuisine of Klaus Pircher. To start the evening, Klaus delights with "South Tyrolean-style finger food", cleverly paired with Sauvignon and Chardonnay from the Hillepranter Winery in Marling – the perfect introduction to an evening full of indulgence. Next up: a classic Vernatsch, harmoniously served with a cheese soufflé and cherry tomatoes – a dish that beautifully blends tradition and sophistication. One of the evening’s highlights: Klaus will carve a tender veal shank, accompanied by a characterful Pinot Noir selected by Lukas – a truly special taste experience. To round off the evening, a sweet surprise and a touch of distilled perfection await you – the ideal finish to an unforgettable culinary journey. We look forward to welcoming you to a memorable evening at the Wine & Culinary in Marling, celebrating the harmony of wine and cuisine! Registration required under +39 0473 445 202

Freely adapted from Alberto Manzi's novel Grogh, storia di un castoro (Grogh, story of a beaver), the show brings to the stage the story of the ‘Little People’, as the Native Americans call the beavers, and above all the vicissitudes of the beaver Grogh, a true legend. We will retrace the epic of Grogh, leading his people to save them from the adversities that beset them. We will thus experience the daily struggle of this species to survive in the forest and the heroic resistance against the most implacable of predators: man.

The Lenkhof farm in Hafling is celebrating the 5th anniversary of its farm shop and cheese dairy. Visitors can expect a variety of catering with hot dishes, coffee and cake from the female farmers from Vöran. Guided tours of the cheese dairy take place every hour between 10am and 5pm. A children's programme is also on offer.

Every first Saturday of the month, musicians from all over the valley come together in Martinerhof's Brauhaus to make music and celebrate together. Anyone who is in a good mood, plays an instrument or is in good voice can join in.

On Saturday the fairground in St. Martin/S. Martino dives deep into its roots. Characteristic and high quality products for guests and locals. The market reflects a moment of enjoyment of the cuisine of the Passeiertal Valley: honey, cheese, bacon, wine, beer, freshly made bread and pasta, "Krapfen" and "Strudel" tyrolean specialities, teas. In addition interesting things from the world of herbs and handicrafts: felt work, decorations, wood art.

Experience traditional music with the "Weisenbläser" and the authentic “Schnöllen” of the Marling Whip-Crackers on the church square in Marling! After the church service, around 9:30 AM, you’ll have the opportunity to experience local tradition and customs up close. An experience for all ages!

To spend a day in joy we invite you to the folk concert at the garden of the house of community of Parcines, where you will have the opportunity to admire the typical Tyrolean music with the "Partschinser Böhmische"- Band. Beginning: 10 a.m. at the garden of the house of community.

The "Schützenkompanie Marling" warmly invites you to their annual festivity on Sunday, June 8, at the fairground in Marling! 🎉 Enjoy a delightful evening with delicious grilled specialties, refreshing drinks and the best musical entertainment. Start: 6 PM The "Schützenkompanie Marling" is looking forward to welcoming you! ✨

In the beginning of June, one of the most varied and innovative street art festivals in Italy will be visiting Meran – and Dorf Tirol. For many years, Asfaltart has been a fixed point in the summer events calendar, looked forward to by locals and visitors alike. So, don’t miss out when tightrope walkers, acrobats, musicians and more show off their impressive skills in a variety of locations around the village. In case of bad weather, the event will take place in the clubhouse.

A hiking adventure to discover South Tyrol's mountains and get to know this unique, enchanting, panoramic world better. Limited number of participants.

The Ultner Höfeweg is a particularly good way to get an impression of the Ultental valley with its rustic farms. From St. Nikolaus, along the sunny slope, through the forest and past old farms, we hike to the end of the valley in St. Gertraud. There we visit the Nature Park House with a Venetian sawmill. On the other side of the valley, we return to the ancient larches, which are among the oldest trees in Europe. After a stop at a local pub, we return to St Nikolaus. Walking time: approx. 4,5 hours Altitude difference: 400 m Easy walk

"Stefano di Battista has explored and drawn inspiration from a part of the vast, wonderful repertoire from the time of the so-called 'Dolce Vita' and the years that followed, bringing it closer to today’s international audience. 'This music expresses Italian culture in the best possible way and proves the skill of our great composers, not only from the undisputed 'Golden Era' of our country but also from those who continue to carry the legacy of those years". Stefano di Battista_sax Andrea Rea_piano Daniele Sorrentino_bass Luigi Del Pretz_drums Matteo Cutello_trumpet Supporting Act LITTLE GROOVERS Lorenz Alber_alto sax Kilian Portaro_alto sax Gabriel Angellotti_alto sax Julian Marmsoler_trombone Arnold Mitterer_piano The young jazz musicians who attend the jazz course in Lana are full of energy and enthusiasm and bring a breath of fresh air to the stage.

with Franziska Unterholzner, Andreas Marini, Clemens Plaschke, Danilo Codazzi, Ewald Kontschieder, Franco Silvestri, Edoardo Tomasi, Gert Reinstadler

"The early bird catches the worm"! The well-known saying takes on a whole new meaning during a sunrise hike to the mountain Fleckner (2,336 m). Admittedly, it takes some motivation to get out of bed so early, but early risers are rewarded. Join us when the first rays of sun touch the top of the mountains, the light illuminates the majestic mountain landscape of the Passeiertal Valley and let yourself be enchanted by the unique panorama. The hike will be in German and Italian. After the descent, we fortify ourselves at alp Jaufen Alm with a mountain breakfast featuring local products. Walking time: ca. 2 hours (there & back) | difference in altitude: 340 m

Whether it's a high mountain peak, a hidden village alley or a farmhouse parlour: South Tyrolean-born Hubert Messner and Lenz Koppelstätter wander off the beaten tourist track and give an insight into hidden paradises. They tell of breathtaking stories that have taken place here and there, as well as exciting events that they themselves have experienced. You will meet typical South Tyrolean characters with backbone and immerse yourself in an enchanting world of nature, culture and cuisine. The stories are accompanied by fantastic photographs by South Tyrolean photographer Peter Unterthurner. An enriching read for anyone who wants to rediscover South Tyrol.

For the 13th time, LANA MEETS JAZZ will take place in the form of a one-week festival in 2022. As usual, in the spirit of South Tyrol's musical youth, it is characterized by the joint performances of large and small artists and is probably unique in South Tyrol in its kind. The festival is organized by the association Sweet Alps under the artistic direction of Helga Plankensteiner and Michael Lösch.

Hiking guide Heinrich will accompany you on this beautiful tour. After a short bus ride to Vernuer/Vernurio, we will hike to the Öbersthöfe farms and continue to Gfeis/Caveis. Along the famous Merano Mountain High Trail, we will enjoy breathtaking views before returning to Vernuer/Vernurio. To round off the experience, we will visit an architecturally unique sawmill. Join us and discover the beauty of these historic paths! Walking time: approx. 3 h | Difference in altitude: approx. 400 m The hike will be in German and Italian.

Our events is entirely dedicated to the Tyrolean sounds of our local music bands. In addition, visitors can also expect performances by our local Bavarian folk dance and folk dance groups on some evenings.

Summer evenings in Schenna: music & shopping. Stroll through the centre of the village after your evening meal, listen to music, browse in the shops and boutiques and buy some souvenirs to take home with you. In summer, contemporary and folk music bands fill the evening air with music in Schenna. Societies in Schenna also organise various forms of entertainment. Shop opening hours in the evenings: 8pm to 9:30pm.

An interesting new project from the region. A powerful mixture of Afro-Cuban rhythms and electro-jazz sounds. A continuous search for the polyrhythmic groove, rich in sonic nuances. These are the ingredients that unite the personalities of Stefano Giordani (acoustic guitar, effects, sampler), Roberto Zecchinelli (electric bass, synthesiser) and Matteo Giordani (drums). Stefano Giordani_guitar Roberto Zecchinelli_bass Matteo Giordani_drums