Événements sur le thème de l'artisanat et des coutumes dans le Sud-Tyrol

ONLY GERMAN AND ITALIAN SPEAKING GUIDES! Baking together traditional bread in a wood-burning oven is fun and not difficult. The farmers demonstrate step by step how to mix all ingredients to form a dough. People are invited to lend a hand, and while the dough rises, they may discover the farm, the garden and the animals such as cows, calves, pigs and rabbits. Finally, the loaves will be baked in a wood-burning oven and, afterwards, tasted together. An interesting and exciting experience for the whole family! Meeting point: Information office in Teis at the Mineral Museum at 9.00 am - half day - also in case of rain The farm is 2 km outside the village. Please register at the office in Teis before you start and then drive to the farm by car or if on foot you should arrive half an hour earlier. Price: adults 30,00 € - children (6–13 years) 15,00 € - 50% discount with the Dolomiti Card Participants: min. 2 persons

for beginners and advanced with the woodcarver Herbert Kerschbaumer at the Thalerhof. Adults and children from 10 years can participate. The material is provided, the participants are allowed to take home their elaborated work of art. For further information and prices please contact Herbert Kerschbaumer. Minimum number of participants: 3 persons.

Farmer's market in Oberlana, Rathausplatz (town hall) Lana, from 7.30-13.00.

First there is a visit to the quaint little sheep's wool museum, followed by a round of handicrafts: we felt little figures to take home - and Helene has a lot to tell, about past and present.

Price 8,00 €
Registration only possible until 4 PM on the day of the event - Phone +39 0474 679581

ONLY GERMAN AND ITALIAN SPEAKING GUIDE The art of incense burning with local herbs We will immerse ourselves in the exciting world of fragrances and the history and customs of incense burning and learn about the herbs and resins used. Together we will try out the different incense methods and create our own blends. Meeting point: Church of St. Jakob Start: 3.30 pm - duration: approx. 3 hours PRICE: Participation fee: 10,00 € - free of charge with DolomitiCard Tasting fee*: 5,00 € per person - children under 14 years free of charge Participants: min. 2 - max. 10 persons

Pssssstttt! The Passeiertal Valley holds many small and large secrets. Ancient legends and stories, handed down through generations, tell their tales. Some are based on true events, others are born from imagination – created to fill gaps in oral traditions or to enliven long winter evenings. During a walk through the open-air section of the MuseumPasseier, these old tales come back to life. Among original farmhouses, workshops, and historic buildings, you can listen to Judith, the storyteller, as she brings the myths and legends of the Passeiertal Valley to life. To round off the experience, you can enjoy a taste of traditional Muas in the cozy smoke kitchen – a simple, nourishing dish from times gone by. The guided tour will be in German and Italian.

Experience roasting chestnuts with farmer and wood carver Herbert Kerschbaumer. He explains how to properly collect, carve and roast chestnuts. The chestnuts are then tasted. You are welcome to visit the workshop with the hand-carved wooden figures. Price per person: € 15.00. Meeting point: 3.00 pm at Thalerhof. Duration: 2h.

ONLY GERMAN AND ITALIAN SPEAKING GUIDE Beautiful farmsteads surrounded by cultivated landscapes, the sheep “Villnösser Brillenschaf”, Graues Geislerrind Beef, sustainable agriculture, permaculture, beekeeping and traditional food. Guided round walk with sheep farmer Günther Pernthaler in St. Peter on the Farmer’s Trail. From Blosegg to the farms Gsoi, Maier's Paradies and back to St. Peter. Meeting point: Tourist Information Office at St. Peter Start: 9.00 am - return: approx. 5.00 pm Itinerary data: ca. 650 m difference in altitude - ca. 15 km - walking time: ca. 4,5 hours PRICE: Participation fee: 20,00 € - free of charge with DolomitiCard Tasting fee*: adults 30,00 € - children (8-13 years) 12,00 € Participants: min. 2 persons

The weekly market takes place on the Lacus place in Laces. There you will find regional products, fruit and vegetables as well as clothing.

Stroll through the the market street of Laces and take a look on the variety of products from the different market stands.

10 a.m.: 'Nigl' chestnut market along the main street of Feldthurns/Velturno. Handicraft products, musical entertainment, specialities from the farmhouse and cellar, roasted chestnuts and farmhouse products await you. A second-hand market takes place in the Castaneum.

Repair & maintenance: Bicycles - electrical appliances and toys - glasses and watches - sewing work - sharpening knives - small pieces of furniture - anything that is easy to transport Tips & tricks: Use of mobile phones, tablets and computers Coffee & swap party: Bring any items of clothing/accessories in good condition and take what you want from the entire selection.

Don’t miss the chance to experience the unique atmosphere of one of the most important cultural events in the Ladin valleys – the Leonardiritt in Badia, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. You can look forward to a special experience with the traditional horse parade, where participants in traditional costumes from all the Ladin valleys and across South Tyrol will take part. Of course, various musical bands will also be there. The Oswald von Wolkenstein Ritt Show will offer you unforgettable moments with riders, impressive equestrian skills, and legends from the past. Performances by Ladin musical groups will make the experience even more authentic and captivating. The Leonardiritt is a tribute to the history, identity, and timeless beauty of the Ladin valleys. Join us in celebrating the 25th edition of the Leonardiritt, an event that is sure to stay in your heart. The event will take place in all weather conditions.

Mask Exhibition with the “Koatlacker Tuifl” and the “Fallen Angels Südtirol” On November 8–9, 2025, a very special mask exhibition awaits you at the Aquaprad National Park Visitor Centre in Prad am Stilfserjoch, organized by the “Koatlacker Tuifl” and the “Fallen Angels Südtirol.” Look forward to fascinating insights into the world of traditional Tuifllorven (masks) and alpine customs. Food and drinks will be provided – and several surprises await the visitors. An event you won’t want to miss!

Flea market - used items from the household, cellar and attic fill the flea market stall and make you want to rummage and haggle in Oberlana, Marktplatz Lorenzerweg Lana car park, 6.00-19.00 (Registration for stand operators under mobile +39 335 612 708 9). The profits from the stall rents go to needy families in Lana and the surrounding area.

The flea market takes place at the parking area of the bar Colla (close to the playground) in via Mainardo 172.

Farmer's market in Mitterlana, car park Angerweg from 7.30-13.00.

Handcrafted wooden objects of unique beauty and quality. Unique pieces made of wood from the forests of South Tyrol, for nature lovers and aesthetes looking for something special.

On 11 November 2025, St. Martin's Day will be held in St. Martin/S. Martino, celebrating the holy patron saint of the village. Programme: At 9 pm, the festive service will take place in the parish church. Afterwards, a brass band of the St. Martin's music band plays a concert on the village square, and the St. Martin's market also takes place. At 5:30 pm the traditional St. Martin's procession starts through the village to the village square. After the reception of St. Martin on the village square, St. Martin's songs will be sung by the kindergarten and primary school children and the St. Martin's play will be performed. Afterwards, the 15th St. Martin's Goose Run will take place, where there are great prizes to be won. Tips for the goose run can be handed in to SKJ members and in the shops of St. Martin. From 5 p.m., the SKJ St. Martin will be serving drinks on the village square.

On 11th November, a St Martin's procession will be organised in Teis. We will leave together with the lanterns at 5.30 pm from the church square towards the festival square. Anyone can join the procession on the way. There we will celebrate a short devotion with St Martin and end the evening with chestnuts and tea.

Lantern procession to Martin's day, Kapuziner church Lana, at 17.30.

The traditional St. Martin’s lantern parade starts at the Partschins kindergarten and leads to the church square in Partschins. It begins at 5:30 p.m. Afterwards, the St. Martin play will be performed, followed by a convivial gathering in the Widum garden with musical entertainment by Trio Partschins.

The traditional St. Martin’s lantern parade starts at the parish church in Rabland and proceeds to the schoolyard of the Rabland primary school. A small gathering with refreshments will take place there.

The KFS (family association) is organising a small St. Martin's Day celebration on 11th November. Meeting point at 5.30 pm in the school yard. Followed by a candlelight parade into the church of St. Peter. The members of the family association are looking forward to many colourful lights and shining children's eyes.

What to do with a chair with a broken leg, a toaster that won't turn on, or a sweater eaten by moths? Disposable? Figures. Drop by the Repair Café and everything will be as good as new! An item only really belongs to you when you have repaired it with your own hands!

Pre-Christmas magic at Runstnerhof — The small, fine Christmas market

Culinary delights like wood-fired pizza, soups, Äpflkiachlan and hot chestnuts … surrounded by fine arts & crafts from great exhibitors and a festive atmosphere.

Here you can find the full programme: https://www.runstnerhofcafe.com/special-events-gargazon/

Itinerant traders and producers offer their goods. Clothing, textiles, cheese and sausage specialities, fruit and freshly harvested vegetables; you can get everything here.

8th Krampus show run of the ‘Tartscher Bichl Tuifl’ The time has come, the sun is setting and the time of the spooky creatures begins. The Krampus show run of the “Tartscher Bichl Tuifl” finally takes place again! 40 groups from Austria and South Tyrol will give young and old goosebumps. Date: 15 November 2025 Location: Tartscher Bichl Hill Afterwards there is a Krampus party with various DJs. Food and drink will be provided!

Craft enthusiasts from the Antholz Valley show their works and offer them for sale.

Fancy an afternoon full of imagination and fun? Come along and join us to create braided lanterns and colourful spinning tops – perfect to take home, give as a gift, or simply admire! Whether with mum, dad, grandma, or grandpa – everyone is warmly welcome. All materials are provided, just bring your good mood! The Taser Alm also offers a playground for running around, a mountain zoo with animal residents, and much more. Look forward to an eventful family day at the Taser Alm. The Taser cable car is open daily until 8 December and from 25 December to 6 January 2026, from 9 am to 12 pm and from 1 pm to 5 pm.