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Bring exclusive flavours to your plate with select high-altitude ingredients and let yourself be inspired by exciting creations. At higher elevations, vegetables, berries, and herbs grow slowly and develop their full flavour. Cows, sheep, and goats enjoy the fresh mountain air and lush alpine meadows, resulting in premium-quality meat and tangy alpine cheese – served with earthy potatoes and fresh lettuce from steep, small mountain fields. Event Description Participants can look forward to a 4-course menu made with local ingredients from South Tyrolean farms. Experienced chefs, well-versed in South Tyrolean cuisine, will guide you through a rustic culinary evening and provide fresh inspiration for (un)familiar dishes. Exciting tips and tricks await in the cooking school kitchen. You’ll get hands-on and, of course, enjoy your dishes throughout the evening. At the large communal table – the tavolata – the food and perfectly paired wines will become the centre of the night. Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2025 Time: 5:30 PM – 10:30 PM (5 hours) Location: Roter Hahn Cooking School – Föhrnerhof, Glaningerweg 19, 39100 Bolzano Event language: German Price: €130 per person Minimum age: 12 years and up Registration required: T. +39 0471 999 349 or E. info@roterhahn-kochschule.it

Twilight – Zwischenwelten explores the theme of being in-between: between life and death, reality and fantasy, childhood and adulthood. These in-between worlds are emotional and symbolic spaces without clear boundaries, where identity, belonging, and self-discovery take place. In a concert project featuring singing, dance, and music, these liminal worlds are artistically explored. The program lasts 75 exciting minutes. Admission: 15 euros, reduced 10 euros. Ticket reservations are possible only via WhatsApp message at the number 378 3091909.

A hundred years have passed since the beginning of the quantum revolution. To celebrate this anniversary, the United Nations General Assembly has declared 2025 the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. But what does the quantum revolution really mean? And should it also be of interest to those who are not involved in this field? Leonardo Colletti will discuss this topic on Wednesday, 22 October at 6 p.m. at the South Tyrol Museum of Natural History during the presentation of his book ‘Onde di Materia, Louis de Broglie e l'intuizione alla base della fisica quantistica’ (Waves of Matter, Louis de Broglie and the Intuition Behind Quantum Physics). Admission is free, but online reservations are recommended on the museum's website at https://app.no-q.info/naturmuseum-sudtirol/events/course/543428.

Wednesday, 22 October, 7:00 p.m. – Turbo Trööt at the Market Square, followed by a concert at Pub Dream In

The 73rd edition of the Trento Film Festival in Bolzano is realized with the contribution of the City of Bolzano and the support of the Culture Office. The 2025 edition will take place in two distinct moments-June and October-and will adopt a mode spread over the city. The program of events, made possible thanks to valuable collaborations in the area, will take place in different locations and will be aimed at heterogeneous audiences.

La distilleria familiare è stata fondata nel 1946 da Gottfried Roner ed è oggi gestita dalla terza generazione. Roner è rinomata non solo per il suo prodotto di punta, la Williams, e gli eccellenti distillati di frutta, ma anche per grappe di alta qualità e innovazioni interessanti come gin e rum. Godetevi la varietà dell’Alto Adige e immergetevi nel fascino dell’arte della distillazione! Scoprite di più sull’unico ed innovativo alambicco "Luisa", una pietra miliare dell’arte distillatoria.

Guided tour of the city centre in German with an individual visit at the Iceman museum. Start: Infopoint. Bilingual: Italian & English, is starts at 2:30 PM

Let's discover Andrian: a walk through the narrow streets of the village, learn a lot about the history, architecture and everyday life of Andrian and end our tour with a good glass of wine from the Andrian Winery. 2 hours

The Trevi Centre – TreviLab in Bolzano presents L’artigianato in due tempi - Handwerk im Wandel, a photographic exhibition curated by Claudia Corrent, which recounts the work of artisans in our region, intertwining memory and contemporaneity. Opening ceremony: October 3th, 17.00

Twenty years after his death, the Office for Film and Media of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano, the "UMSt – Superintendence for Cultural Heritage and Activities" of the Autonomous Province of Trento, and the "Trento Film Festival" pay tribute to photographer Flavio Faganello with a joint exhibition. Hosted at the Merkantilmuseum in Bolzano, the exhibition features over one hundred of his impressive photographs and highlights the creative and artistic vision of the Trentino photographer, a vision closely linked to the practice of walking. Even in his time, Faganello addressed themes that remain relevant today. His photos invite all lovers of walking, slow and sustainable tourism to rediscover the paths and communities of a bygone world. Faganello’s exceptional archive, now divided between his family, the Autonomous Province of Trento, and the Autonomous Province of Bolzano, comes together again in this exhibition. The selected photographs document the major ecological and anthropological changes in Trentino and South Tyrol during the years of the economic boom and tourism expansion. The expressive images recall the close connection between the landscapes and the life of mountain farmers, their cultural heritage, and spirituality. Along the old paths with crosses, fences, votive shrines, and dry stone walls, Faganello captures the hard work, coexistence, and special relationship between people and sacred places. He documents rituals, customs, faith, and hopes of the pilgrims. By repeatedly returning to the same places and people, he manages, with his typical ironic style, to highlight the contradictions of the time, also addressing the issue of tourist invasion and environmental risks. In South Tyrol, Faganello is best known for his book The Children of Solitude, in which he photographically documented the life of mountain farmers. Free entrance. Guided group tours (max. 15 people, duration approx. 30 minutes) are available by appointment: - monika.ciardi@provinz.bz.it - Tel. 0471 412915

E-MTB: Full day: 50,00 € Half-day: 25,00 € For guests with Südtirols Süden Card: 50% discount on full day rental.

Explore the Pinot Noir paradise, passing through the small villages of Pinzano and Gleno. Discover the many historical treasures along the trails, learn interesting facts about South Tyrolean wine culture, and enjoy delicious Pinot Noir. The trail is interactive and family-friendly, showing various monuments such as the Castelfeder ruin, the Caldivo Castle ruin, the Old Railway Trail or the Kiechlberg hill, the Ora waterfall and the Gleno waterfall. During the walk, you will reach several viewpoints from which you can enjoy a splendid panoramic view of the Alto Adige Adige Valley, including the Monte Corno Natural Park. What is included - Hiking companion; - Guided tour of the cellar; - Guided tasting of 4 wines.

Immerse yourself in the world of Pfitscher and experience a fascinating wine experience. Surrounded by rolling vineyards and breathtaking views of the Valley, discover why sustainability is so important to us. Finally, enjoy our wines in an exclusive tasting session. This tour is not suitable for children. Dogs not permitted.

A guided tasting of four wines from the Pfitscher Family, offering a journey into their style and winemaking philosophy.

Join us for a curated journey through the heart of Italy’s Pinot Noir growing area. This immersive wine experience begins with a scenic walk through the sun-kissed vineyards of Pinzon and Glen — two charming wine villages. Along the trail, you’ll uncover hidden historical sites and hear the stories that shape our local wine culture. Designed to be both interactive and family-friendly, the route offers not only cultural highlights but also sweeping views of the landscape and the Trudner Horn Nature Park — a breathtaking backdrop to your day. After approximately two hours of walking and discovery, you’ll be welcomed into our cellar for a guided tour and a tasting of our wines. The tasting experience lasts about one hour and invites you to savor the character and elegance of our terroir in every glass.

The Girlanerhof is pleased to present a special exhibition by the renowned sculptor Lothar Dellago. From September 6th to October 31st, you will have the opportunity to admire the artist's impressive works in the historic setting of the Girlanerhof. The exhibition is open from Monday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm and is freely accessible, no registration is required. The highlight is the vernissage on September 5th at 5 pm, where you can meet the sculptor and his works in person. Dr. Wolfgang Drahorad will provide a deeper insight into Lothar Dellago's work with his introductory words. Do not miss this unique opportunity and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of sculpture.

Your guide leads you through several stations where she tells about winegrowing, landscape and history. On the way, at the Baron Widmann winery, in the vineyards, at the Castel Turmhof Tiefenbrunner winery and in the Cantina Cortaccia, you can taste 5 typical wines. The walk lasts 3 1/2-4 hours, about 50 minutes of which are spent actually walking.

Weekly market of different textiles and accessories in Kaltern. On Wednesdays

The apple tours in Appiano with our expert Doris, offer a unique opportunity to get to know the fascinating world of apple growing and processing. Appiano is proud of its rich apple tradition and invites visitors to learn more about this popular fruit growing. During the apple tours you will have the opportunity to dive directly into the apple orchards and learn from Doris everything about the cultivation, care and harvesting of apples. You will be amazed at how much knowledge and care is behind each apple.

Experience a private insight into medieval and modern living culture in historic rooms on our guided tour of Castle Moos and Castle Englar and then enjoy a wine tasting in the Englar Castle Winery. Price 20,00€

Guided tour of the Bergmannhof organic vineyard followed by wine tasting Price 25,00€

A new perspective on ceramics at the Südtiroler Künstlerbund With its extensive exhibition ‘Un - limited world CERAMICS’, the Südtiroler Künstlerbund focuses on clay as a material and demonstrates that ceramics are currently in vogue. Curators Eva Gratl, Eleonora Klauser Soldà and Lisa Trockner want to open up a new and conscious perspective on the multifaceted world of ceramics, a material that is receiving increasing attention in contemporary art and is used by renowned artists as a means of expression. The group exhibition reflects the enormous variety of clay as a material: its flexibility, the wealth of creative possibilities it offers, and even the technical limitations it imposes. In an innovative and varied way, the ceramics in this exhibition go far beyond craftsmanship and present themselves as a medium with great expressive potential, capable of unleashing immense creativity. Large sculptures, small objects, bold shapes, wall installations, poetic creations, formless, imaginative and playful works, lively in Baroque style, radically abstract, fragile, poetic – and not just vases and containers: the formal repertoire of the exhibition focuses on the expressive power of “free” ceramics and testifies to the fascination with a material that, thanks to its visual effects, dares to abandon tradition. In total, 20 artistic positions offer a glimpse of what hands can imprint on clay, of the forms that can be preserved.

The exhibition revisits various approaches and reflections on appropriation, artistic and monetary value, through a new commission by Jonathan Monk (UK, 1969). In Shine Bright Like a Diamond at Ar/Ge Kunst, one of the artist’s first institutional solo shows in Italy, Monk weaves together homage, parody, and (re)appropriation, engaging with the work of Chris Burden and the mechanisms of contemporary visual culture. Starting from a viral image of Kim Kardashian standing in front of Urban Light (2008), not crediting Burden’s work, the project reflects on the transformation of art into a reflective surface— a mute icon in a society dominated by image and the performance of the self. In an era where the simulacrum replaces reality, Monk sharply investigates the tensions between authenticity and representation, originality and reproduction. Jonathan Monk was born in Leicester in 1969 and lives and works in Berlin. He holds a BFA from Leicester Polytechnic (1988) and an MFA from Glasgow School of Art (1991). He is currently exhibiting Limited Company at Belvedere 21, Vienna, Austria. Recent institutional solo exhibitions were S L at Mahler LeWitt Residency, Torre Bonomo, Spoleto, Italy (2024); Exhibit_Model Four at Kindl Berlin, Germany (2019); The Sound Of Laughter Isn't Necessarily Funny at The Gallery, at De Montford University Leicester, United Kingdom (2017); Exhibit Model One at Kunsthaus Baselland, Muttenz, Switzerland (2016); Anything by the Smiths at CAN Neuchâtel, Switzerland (2015); COLOURS SHAPES WORDS (pink, blue, square, circle) at CAC Malaga, Spain (2013); Rew - Shay Hood Project Part II, Artpace, San Antonio, Texas, USA (2009); Time Between Spaces at Palais de Tokyo and Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, France (2008). Upcoming: Something To See Something To Hide/Nothing To See Nothing To Hide at Museum Landskrona, Sweden.

Broomberg & Chanarin, Eva Leitolf, Letizia Nicolini, Sophia Rabbiosi, Viola Silvi Curated by Eva Leitolf and Giulia Cordin In collaboration with unibz, Studio Image, A/POLITICAL, BAW The exhibition Violent Images examines pressing aspects and implications of the visual representation of violence. Violent images are part of our lives and shape how we perceive the world. They may directly represent violence, or their violent potential may be revealed in connection with their production, dissemination or use. Many questions arise: Where does the violence in and of the image begin? What makes an image violent? Who decides this, and in what context? How do production technologies and distribution channels influence the relationship between image and (the exercise of) violence? And how do artists deal with the issue of violence and the violent potential of image technologies? The works in the exhibition Violent Images explore subtle rather than explicit forms of visual violence and their contexts, aiming to examine their cultural, social, and political impact. They resist immediate readability and full visibility, avoiding the risk of spectacularizing suffering or marginality. In different ways, they act as a counter-image—intentionally leaving productive gaps in visual narratives. They interrupt the often assumed neutrality of seeing, activating a space for doubt, thought, and the responsibility of looking. All the contributors critically examine both established and emerging visual concepts of violence, suggesting that our engagement with them is inherently political and more pressing than ever. Talk & Book Launch: 28.10.2025, 6 p.m. Guided Tour with Eva Leitolf and Giulia Cordin (eds.) 28.10.2025, 5 p.m.

Upon Request: Let Klaus Lentsch guide you through the world of award-winning wines in a relaxed atmosphere. Not in the mood for a classic wine tasting? Then book our wine talk! In a cozy atmosphere, chat and philosophize with winemaker Klaus Lentsch about his wines and everything that goes with them. You will also enjoy 3 of his wines with fine specialties. Included services: - 3 glasses of wine from the Classic and Identity lines - Specialties from South Tyrol and Italy - water

Anna Anvidalfarei ‘Selbstgenügsame Orte des Sinns’ In the exhibition by Anna Anvidalfarei (*1996), an artist from Val Badia who lives in Vienna, the body becomes the stage. Its overall image is fragmented, individual areas emerge and serve as the backdrop for various scenes. The body parts detach themselves from the whole and become independent and meaningful moments: self-sufficient places of meaning. Ears, hands, bellies – they function as double projection surfaces, because they are both body parts and carriers of inner events. The artist opens up the body, looks inside it, but she doesn't see this as a purely physical intervention; it's an existential gesture that searches for the hidden and opens up narrative spaces, using the body as a resonance chamber for sensations. Anna Anvidalfarei says: "For me, looking deep inside oneself is fundamental. Through my works, I analyse various states, often restless states, caused by the body and its organs." She draws inspiration from everyday objects and postures, but also from the wax models and anatomical illustrations in Vienna's Josephinum. Her objects appear realistic, yet at the same time they are unnatural structures that challenge our imagination. In Neumarkt, Anna Anvidalfarei is exhibiting photographs, analogue prints and textile objects in which she explores the inner landscapes of the body and its physiological scope. The abdomen in particular, with a hole providing a glimpse inside, illustrates the relationship between the bearer and the borne, between stage and play. ‘The opening allows me to connect an event directly to a specific place,’ says the artist. Vernissage: 18 October 2025 at 6 p.m. Introduction: Jakob Goubran

With Stefan, our bike guide, learn how to ride hairpin turns, balance, obstacles and the correct braking technique. Afterwards, the learned technique will be consolidated with a small round through the forest. Suitable for e-bike and mountain bike. Price 28,00€

This exhibition is part of the interdisciplinary research project “Curating Bolzano Fascist Legacies. A Sustainable Approach to a City’s Dissonant Heritage”. The project began in 2022 and involved designers, art historians, architects and design historians. The project – which benefited from the collaboration of BAU Institute for Contemporary Art and Ecology, the Lungomare cooperative and the Department of Architectural History and Curatorial Studies at the Technical University of Munich, and was supported by the Municipality of Bolzano – was divided into two parts: on the one hand, it developed in-depth research on the traces of Fascist-era interventions still present in the urban public space, which make Bolzano a fascinating subject of study as a border city where the Fascist system is still clearly visible and where different perceptions of the past coexist, not always harmoniously. On the other hand, it explored how the results of the research could be made accessible not only to experts, but to the city as a whole and therefore to its inhabitants. The exhibition brings together the considerations that emerged during the research with a selection of archival materials and a number of artistic interventions that, over time, have seen various practitioners confront the multiple meanings of the marks left by fascism on the urban fabric. The exhibition focuses on the traces that remain in public spaces, collective memory and archives, testing their resonances and dissonances, inviting a more conscious relationship with public space, capable of opposing its possible exploitation.

Immerse yourself in the world of the renowned Pfitscher Pinot Noir. Discover its unique characteristics up close on a journey through the top vineyards in Glen. Following the tour, the Pfitscher family will personally guide you through the estate and present the range of their Pinot Noir interpretations during an exclusive tasting. An unforgettable experience for all wine enthusiasts eager to explore the tradition and uniqueness of this noble grape variety. What is included - Guided tour and tasting by the estate owners; - Visit to the renowned Pinot Noir vineyards in Glen; - Tasting of all Pinot Noir interpretations, including older vintages; - Tour of the cellars; - Insight into the criteria and benefits of the ClimaHouse Wine sustainability seal; - Water, grissini and Speck.