All events in South Tyrol

Via ferrata "Knott" on the Sonnenberg mountain - an exciting adventure for the whole family! The via ferrata at the top station of the Unterstell cable car offers 4 climbing routes with different levels of difficulty on the rock below the viewing platform Unterstell. A professional mountain guide accompanies you on the "Knott" and gives you important tips for safe climbing. Climbing on the via ferrata "Knott" is for families and children from 7 years (min. 130cm). Take the Unterstell cable car to the mountain station by 14:30 p.m. at the latest. By showing your ticket at the mountain station, you will receive a free ticket for the ascent and descent with the cable car Unterstell. For children who walk the route alone, the presence of a parent or guardian is required on site.

Arsenii Moon piano Haydn Orchestra of Bolzano and Trento Alessandro Bonato Director Alessandro Meacci Garibaldi's last days Sergei Rachmaninoff Rhapsody on a theme by Paganini for piano and orchestra op. 43 Giuseppe Verdi Sicilian Vespers, Overture | danceable

Via ferrata "Knott" on the Naturnser Sonnenberg mountain - an exciting adventure for the whole family! The via ferrata at the tops tation of the Unterstell cable car offers 4 climbing routes with different levels of difficulty on the rock below the viewing platform Unterstell. A professional mountain guide accompanies you on the "Knott" and gives you important tips for safe climbing. Climbing on the via ferrata "Knott" is reserved for families and children form 7 years. (min. 130cm) Take the Unterstell cable car to the mountain station by 12:00 am at the latest. By showing your ticket at the mountain station, you will receive a free ticket for the ascent and descent with the cable car Unterstell. For children who walk the route alone, the presence of a parent or guardian is required on site.

On Thursday, November 20, UNESCO celebrates World Philosophy Day. To mark the occasion, the Kass Youth Center and the Philosophical-Theological College of Brixen are organizing the third South Tyrolean Philosophy Slam, taking place from 7 to 9 PM at JUZE Kass in Brixen. The evening will be hosted by slam poet Lene Morgenstern, who will take the stage as MC. The contributions will revolve around philosophical questions. The format is entirely open. Each presentation must not exceed six minutes and can be delivered in either German or Italian. Submissions are open to everyone.

For lovers of microscopes and coral reefs, there is an exciting discovery of the most fascinating animals in the aquarium: corals. We will see what their tentacles look like, how they feed, how they can sting us, and we will try to discover the microscopic algae that live inside them, feed them, and give them their color.

Do you already know the South Tyrolean lowlands? The wine region around the caldaro Lake? Ride your bike from Naturns to Merano, through the beautiful Adige Valley to Caldaro lake, past flowering meadows, small villages and always surrounded by a beautiful mountain panorama. So that you do not have to deal with the question of how to get you and your bike from Caldaro back to Naturns, we organize a bike shuttle. Length of route: ca. 60 km Phone number of the shuttle driver: +39 335 6523230 Limited booster seats for children are available. Dogs are transported only on request and with muzzle.

SPAGHETTI LIVE "Spaghetti Rock'n Roll" First concert: Ina Pross voc, Evi Mair voc, Laslo Gottardi guit Second concert: Carlo Poddighe, one man band € 20,00 with pasta and a glass of wine

Take it easy Lecture and meeting with Anna Maria Obrist. Organized by the Catholic Women’s Movement, the Kastelruth Library, and the Kastelruth Education Committee. The lecture will be held in German.

The South Tyrol Museum of Natural History is currently updating the Red List of the vascular plants of South Tyrol. Research on threatened species has yielded new insights into the losses and rediscoveries recorded over the past 20 years. These findings will be presented in a German-language lecture on 20 November at the Museum of Natural History. The first Red List of the vascular plants of South Tyrol was published in 2006 by the Museum of Natural History under the direction of Thomas Wilhalm and Andreas Hilpold. Of the approximately 2,500 recorded species, more than 3% were considered missing or extinct, while an additional 27% were classified as endangered. Species from wet habitats, dry meadows, and agricultural land were particularly affected. The main driver of these threats was identified as the intensification of agricultural practices. As flora continually evolves and pressures from agricultural and tourism intensification, along with human-induced climate change, continue to affect vulnerable species, the Museum of Natural History is now reassessing the current status of the region’s flora. Research already conducted on selected species has produced numerous new findings, which will be incorporated into the forthcoming second edition of the Red List. Elias Spögler, a botany student at the University of Innsbruck, will present the current situation as well as species that have disappeared or been rediscovered over the last two decades. His presentation, held by the South Tyrolean Flora working group and titled “Aktion Nachsuche – Verlorenes und Wiedergefundenes aus unserer Südtiroler Flora”, is scheduled for Thursday, 20 November at 6 p.m. at the South Tyrol Museum of Natural History.

They are Switzerland's most famous author couple. In their now cult columns ‘Schreiber vs. Schneider’, they analyse everyday life as a couple with humour – with pleasure and sincerity. Because many years of living together are not a 100-metre sprint, but a 3,000-metre obstacle course: with barriers, water ditches, disastrous falls and sudden cramps. The German woman and her Swiss husband tell stories, provoke, joke and improvise – even on stage – with great success! Schreiber vs. Schneider make their way, authentically and spontaneously, through the pitfalls of life as a couple. Their conclusion: those who love should also know how to breathe – and above all have a sense of humour. Because self-irony is the best energy drink for tackling any Paarcours d'amour. In German language

Ski Opening Schnalstal | Val Senales Alpin Arena Schnals | Senales Ski Test: 20.+21.+22.11.2025 on the Glacier with Head & Rossignol Friday, 21.11.2025, 16:00 Open Air: -Rock Concert: Portless Rock Band -DJ: Miss Renny After Party, Leo's Pub Saturday, 22.11.2025 Sundowner, Grawand, Glacier DJ Miss Renny from 14:00 to 17:00 Last cable car ride: 18:00 Aprés Ski & Food at Platzl Bar, Leo's Pub, Bar Talstaion In cooperation between: Tourism Coop. Schnalstal/Senales, Alpin Arena Schnals/Senales & Nev Dama

How can cultural institutions or initiatives convert their social responsibility into effective, lasting impact – beyond symbolic gestures – in the face of accelerating ecological, social, and political transformations? And crucially: who participates in defining this mandate? These urgent questions lie at the heart of Culture as a Commons, a three-day international forum that brings together 12 selected cultural initiatives from the Netherlands and Italy. In the framework of this gathering at Museion, they will open up and share best practice strategies, visions, and formats beyond institutional boundaries, exploring culture as a common good – as a space of “commoning”. Rather than codifying fixed answers, the forum seeks to uncover both potential and limitations in current cultural work, through foregrounding experimental formats, porous collaborations, and gentle forms of activism. It encourages situated, responsive strategies to address challenges of social relevance, participation, and sustainability, including those raised in the 2022 redefinition of the museum by the International Council of Museums (ICOM). True to its spirit, this particular symposium represents a commons itself: it is participatory, publicly accessible, and invites cultural practitioners from diverse backgrounds – as well as everyone who sees culture as an inclusive and collective practice and a catalyst for social change – to engage, exchange, and reflect. The program will include not only discussions and workshops but also moments of shared experience, care, and wellbeing – dancing included. Program Overview Thursday, November 20, 2025 16:30 – 17:00 Registration 17:00 – 17:30 Interactive Opening Session: Liquid Kaleidoscope 17:30 – 19:00 Introductory Impulse Discussion with: Embassy and Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Arts in Health NL Museion 19:00 – 20:00 WELCOME! Guiding Tour Nicola L. – I Am The Last Woman Object (available in English / Italian / German) From 19:00 Get-Together with aperitivo Friday, November 21, 2025 09:30 – 10:00 Registration 10:00 – 13:00 Panel Discussion Culture as a Commons with: Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons Dans op Recept Oriente Occidente La Rivoluzione delle Seppie 11:00 – 11:30 Relaxing Intervention with: e20danza 14:00 – 15:00 International Partner Matching / Best-Practice Workshops with: Scapino Ballet Rotterdam + Compagnie Malviste: Wellbeing Session: Body/Space Exercises Kunstinstituut Melly + Quasi Quasi: Interactive Quiz Game (Limited capacity, registration required) 15:00 – 16:00 International Partner Matching / Best-Practice Workshops with: MAP Moving Arts Project + La Rivoluzione delle Seppie: Cross-Disciplinary Hands-On Workshop Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons + Post Disaster: Blind-Date: Behind-the-Scenes Conversations with the Museion Team (Limited capacity, registration required) 16:30 – 18:30 Afternoon Session and Exchange of Experiences in the ZINE SPACE 18:30 – 20:00 Get-Together with aperitivo and Musical Intervention, curated by 24homes – l’arte è di casa. hier wohnt Kunst. Introduced by Greta Marcolongo; musical performance by Francesco Bianchi (guitar) Saturday, November 22, 2025 09:30 – 10:00 Registration 10:00 – 12:00 ZINE SPACE: Experimental Print Workshop and Final Output, with Silvia Maccariello and all cultural partners (Limited capacity, registration required) Participation in the symposium is free upon registration via this link. Some events listed in the programme have limited capacity; we therefore kindly ask you to indicate your interest in attending them directly in the registration form.

The Alpine Agricultural Fair, Agrialp, is an event that has been welcoming all those who love and live agriculture for over 50 years. It is the most important agricultural fair in the Alps, a meeting point for industry professionals and enthusiasts eager to discover innovations and solutions for the future of agriculture. Agrialp is the perfect opportunity to witness the fusion of agricultural tradition and the technological innovations shaping the future of the industry. What are the solutions that focus on sustainability and resource optimization? How can technology help farmers work more efficiently and sustainably? In a constantly evolving world, Agrialp is where concrete answers take shape. Come and discover the answers to these questions and much more at Agrialp 2025, where tradition meets innovation, and the future of agriculture is already visible. With four days of events, over 30 appointments, and 400 exhibitors, Agrialp 2025 is an unmissable opportunity for anyone ready to look toward the future of agriculture. Agrialp Weekend Market: On Saturday, November 22, and Sunday, November 23, alpine farms and small businesses will present their products for tasting and sale at the FieraMesse H1 Eventspace – free admission. The program: https://www.fierabolzano.it/de/agrialp/eventkalender https://www.fierabolzano.it/it/agrialp/calendario-eventi

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.

The 9th KUNTERBUNTE KLEIN KUNST FESTIVAL has some new highlights in store for you: 71 performances with 20 different stages and performers from 4 countries! We offer an insight into the diverse art of the stage: drama, puppetry and figure theatre, storytelling and musical theatre, pantomime, clowning and much more... The plays are equally exciting for children and adults – so make a note of the festival dates!

In November the buzz in Schenna is focussed on culinary delights. Local restaurants highlight seasonal game specialities such as sumptuous venison stews and succulent saddle of venison. The sheer variety of the autumnal culinary experiences paired with award-winning regional wines is sure to thrill every gourmet. And while the palate is entertained by such delectable flavours, live folk performances further enhance the authentic atmosphere! Participating restaurants 02.11. from 1.00 pm | Inn Sterneck | Max Raffl | +39 0473 949 529 06.11. from 7.00 pm | Restaurant Tannerhof | Roatholer Stubenmusig | +39 0473 943229 07.11. from 7.00 pm | Luminis food & wine | All Eyes On | +39 0473 865 090 08.11. from 10.00 am| Marlene, Salotto | Martin Haspinger 08.11. from 7.00 pm | Restaurant Pichler | Martin Perkmann | +39 0473 945 614 09.11. from 12.30 pm| Farm Tavern Zmailer-Hof | Hannes & Jakob | +39 0473 945 881 15.11. from 7.00 pm | Hotel Café Alpenrose | Evi Mair Duo | +39 0473 945 683 16.11. from 1.00 pm | Taser Alm | Eckbankduo | +39 0473 945 615 22.11. from 7.00 pm | Restaurant Joselie – Das Sonnenparadies | Birgit & Friends | +39 0473 945 676 23.11. from 7.00 pm | Hotel Hohenwart | Die Hallers | +39 0473 944 400 23.11. from 12 am | Florerhof | Andi & Steffele | +39 324 749 4980

At the Grieserhof in Bolzano, the St. Elisabeth Foundation presents the exhibition “Encounter with Nature”, dedicated to the artist Jette Christiansen. The initiative was born from the desire to create a space for dialogue between art, nature, and inner reflection — in line with the cultural and social commitment that has always characterized the Foundation. The exhibition brings together works from the past ten years, in which the artist explores the deep connection between human beings and landscape, between matter and perception. With courage — and perhaps a touch of provocation — Jette Christiansen describes her oil paintings as “untimely.” As long as no one can clearly define what “contemporary” truly means, the call for permanent modernity remains suspended. Unconcerned with trends or debates in the current art scene, Christiansen continues to follow her creative path with consistency — one of silence, authenticity, and attentive observation. The opening will be introduced by Christian Klotzner, President of the St. Elisabeth Foundation, with contributions from Leonhard Niedermair, Mathias Frei, and Thomas Mulser, Administrative Director of the Grieserhof. A refreshment reception will follow, offering a pleasant moment of exchange and conversation. The Grieserhof, venue of the exhibition, stands as a symbol of openness, community, and dialogue — a place where art becomes a bridge and a means of human connection.

CATHERINE WEEKS IN SCHLUDERNS Since 2011, the village education days ‘Katharinawochen’ have been organised in Schluderns in the name of the village patron saint Catherine! Varied, cross-generational and identity-forming - numerous offers await you! All events during St. Catherine's Week are free of charge! Programme: Saturday, 15.11.2025 CONCERT WITH "FLOURASCHWORZ" (CANCELLED) Opening of St. Catherine's Week 2025 with a concert and a subsequent refreshment at the Cultural Centre. Admission: voluntary donation. Time: 8:00 PM Organizer: Education Committee Sunday, 16.11.2025 MOVIE AFTERNOON AT THE CULTURAL CENTRE Movie afternoon: "Inauguration of the Sluderno Elementary School 2002" and "Village Chronicle 2005" by Franz Lutt, edited by Alexander Lutt. Time: 3:00 PM Organizer: Vuseum, Education Committee This event will be held in German. Wednesday, 19.11.2025 READING WITH SEBASTIAN MARSEILER (CANCELLED) Sebastian Marseiler reads from his works. Time: 7:00 PM Organizer: Public Library, Rifle Company (Schützenkompanie), Education Committee This event will be held in German. Thursday, 20.11.2025 LECTURE "INTESTINAL HEALTH" with Dr. Sabina Kiebacher in the Cultural Hall. Time: 7:00 PM Organizer: KVW Local Group, Public Library, Education Committee This event will be held in German. Saturday, 22.11.2025 TRADITIONAL ST. CATHERINE'S MARKET Farmer's market with music, regional, organic products, and a petting zoo in the Town Hall Square. Time: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM Saturday, 22.11.2025 UNVEILING OF THE OLYMPIC PLAQUES for Schluderns' Olympic medal winners Roland Ruepp and Dorothea Agetle. Musical accompaniment by the Bohemian section of the Schluderns Music Band in front of the Town Hall. Time: 11:00 AM Organizer: Municipal Administration, Provincial Government, CONI, VSS, ASV Sluderno, Education Committee (Bildungsausschuss) This event will be held in German. Tuesday, 25.11.2025 PATRON SAINT'S DAY (KIRCHTA) St. Catherine - Patron Saint's Day Mass in the Parish Church. Time: 10:00 AM This event will be held in German. PATRON SAINT'S DAY FESTIVAL "KATHREIN, STELLT DEN TANZ EIN..." At the Schluderns Cultural Centre with a traditional lunch and musical entertainment. Time: starting at 11:00 AM Organizer: Schluderns Volunteer Fire Brigade

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.

Vineyard and cellar tour, wine tasting at Zollweghof. From Easter to early November every Thursday at 16.00, Zollweghof Lana (with registration, mobile +39 334 929 871 6 or mobile +39 335 592 220 0). Participation fee 12,00 € per person.

Carriage ride with visit of the animals at the Obergruber farm in St. Peter/Ahrntal valley ∙ price: adults € 15, kids € 10.∙ information and booking Oswald Plankensteiner phone +39 339 5758918

Our fluffy llamas and alpacas are the best companions for hikes and at the same time balm for the soul. We offer hikes with the good-natured, curious and intelligent animals through the nature of Vöran – far away from noise and hectic. No hikes in case of bad weather. Limited number of participants.

Hike on request.

The transformation of an inconspicuous caterpillar into a motionless chrysalis and finally into a colourful butterfly has always fascinated people. This special exhibition invites visitors to dive deep into the fascinating world of these amazing insects. As part of the special exhibition, visitors can experience the life cycle of a butterfly up close! The exhibition will be on display until 29 November 2025.

With our small autumn concert series, we would like to once again present the natural and emotional intelligence of music that is played and mostly composed by ourselves. Our journey takes us through different musical worlds, which this time are particularly inviting to explore. This time, we have the honour of welcoming a few more guests from abroad, with musicians from three continents joining our regional talents. For the first time, there will also be an interdisciplinary dance concert, which – perhaps representative of all the music presented – bears the fitting title Earth Song: Hear the song of the earth and sing along! To make the autumnal world a little brighter and friendlier. We look forward to having you with us on our journey! Monday, 3 November 2025, 8 p.m. Uri Caine Trio at the Theatre in the Old Town, Via della Libertà 27, Merano. Tickets available at www.tida.it Free entry to all other concerts. Sunday, 9 November 2025, 6 pm Song recital with Clara Schumann, Alma Mahler, Amy Beach, Lilo Martin at the Merano Music School, Via 30 Aprile 19, Merano. Saturday, 15 November 2025, 11 am Passpartout Quartet at the Hotel Aurora, Passerpromenade 38, Merano. Thursday, 20 November 2025, 8 pm Earth Music & Vocal Ensemble + Anastasia Kostner & Riccardo Meneghini at the Ost West Club Est Ovest, Schwimmbadstraße 2 A, Merano. For members only. Membership cards can be purchased on the evening of the event for €20. Saturday, 22 November 2025, 11 am Don Baba e the Bravos at Hotel Aurora, Passerpromenade 38, Merano. Saturday, 22 November 2025, 6 pm Rom Trio plays Wes [Montgomery] at Villa Freischütz, Priamiweg 7, Merano. Wednesday, 26 November 2025, 6 pm Milano Saxophone Quartet at the Merano Music School, 30 April Street 19, Merano. Friday, 28 November 2025, 8 pm JISR Quintet (Africa, Europe, Asia) at the Ost West Club Est Ovest, Via Piscina 2 A, Merano. For members only. Membership cards can be purchased on the evening of the event for €20. Saturday, 29 November 2025, 11 am Charlie Cinelli Trio at the Hotel Aurora, Passerpromenade 38, Merano.

The ice rink opens its doors for public skating on October 26, 2025. Special opening hours are scheduled during the fall, Christmas and Carnival holidays.

¡Arriba! Things are getting hot! 🌶️ Mexican Weeks start on 7 November – with lots of specialities and a great fiesta atmosphere! 🎶🌮 Look forward to tacos, wraps, chilli con carne and more – all prepared with love.

Every Thursday, you are warmly invited to join us for an enjoyable guided tour of the winery and cellar. For a limited number of visitors, we open up the old, historic cellar located seven meters underground, providing you with unique insights into our daily work at the winery and much more... The tour is followed by a tasting session, featuring five wines from our portfolio. Reservations by Wednesday 5 p.m. Price per person: Euro 20.

Take a guided tour through biodynamic vineyards, discover our barrel cellar, and taste 6 exceptional wines at our SKYWINE Pavilion. Our trained team will introduce you to our philosophy and explain the specifics of our winemaking.  The tour takes place multilingual if necessary. Dogs are welcome.

The Plonerhof winery in Marling invites you to an exclusive wine tasting and cellar tour every Thursday at 3:00 PM, year-round (except during harvest). Experience how passion and expertise create exceptional wines. During the tour, you will learn interesting details about viticulture and wine production. In the cellar, the secrets of winemaking will be revealed. Finally, the wine tasting completes this unique experience. At the Plonerhof winery, a variety of wines are produced on steep vineyard rows with inclines of up to 40%. The house’s cuvées are especially impressive, standing out for their unique diversity and the combination of exceptional grapes. The winery is located in a unique position, where the interplay of climate, soil, and the mountain ranges around Merano creates ideal conditions for viticulture. The Plonerhof produces wines that reflect the flavors of the region and are known for their high quality. The Tutzer family looks forward to welcoming you.

Producers from the area offer their local and handmade products for tasting and for sale. Seasonal fruits and vegetables, bread, meat and sausage products, honey and jams, Liquors and juices, wood carvings and much more are offered.