Alle evenementen in Zuid-Tirol

Sparkling wine tasting and guided visit at the Kettmeir winery. The journey starts with a tour of the historic winery and ends with a final wine tasting. Participants will learn the difference between the definitions Brut, metodo classico and doux. They will also discover what the pupitre is used for and what remouage is. Finally, for a sparkling start into the week, a tasting of fine sparkling wines will take place. Guided tours on request. Registration: within saturday, 12 pm, at the Kaltern Tourism Office

Lecture with general practitioner Dr Christian Frasnelli on the topic of medical screening and prevention organised by the KFB, KVW, the municipality of Aldein, kmb and the Aldeín library.

Fungi play a crucial role in terrestrial ecosystems. They serve as decomposers by converting dead organic material into vital nutrients for plants. In addition, many fungi form symbiotic relationships with plant roots, contributing to the health of plants and the biodiversity of the surrounding environment. At the colloquium in Italian "Lo studio della biodiversità micologica in Alto Adige" next Wednesday, 8 May at 6 pm at the South Tyrol Museum of Nature, mushroom expert Claudio Rossi will introduce the function and ecological significance of fungi. He will report on the work of the Bolzano section of the Bresadola Mushroom Association and present the most important habitats in South Tyrol with the most representative mushroom species. In Italian language.

Outstanding artists, picturesque venues, culinary delights: Schlern Music, directed by Chiara Tonelli and Philipp von Steinaecker, invites the audience to experience chamber music in a unique setting. Featuring Nitzan Bartana, Nicola Birkhan, Afanasy Chupin, Maximilian Hornung, Volker Jacobsen, Jakob Kammerlander, Andrea Obiso, Paul Rivinius, Roberto di Ronza, Philipp von Steinaecker, Camilla Tilling, Chiara Tonelli, Alessio Dainese and Petra Lantschner. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Flute Quartet N.4 K.298 for flute, violin, viola and cello Gustav Mahler Liebst Du um Schönheit (Rückert-Lieder III) A.Schönberg Verklärte Nacht op.4 for string sextet Gustav Mahler Um Mitternacht (Rückert-Lieder IV) With: Chiara Tonelli, Jakob Kammerlander, Volker Jacobsen, Paul Rivinius, Afanasy Chupin, Nitzan Bartana, Nicola Birkhan, Maximilian Hornung, Philipp von Steinaecker und Camilla Tilling

On 8 May, the South Tyrol Museum of Nature will be showing the film "The Blooming Treasure - The Herbarium of Rupert Huter" at Cineplexx Bolzano. It tells the story of the botanist and priest Rupert Huter, who collected a herbarium of over 74,000 specimens on the threshold of the 20th century. The documentary film by Christoph Wieser tells the story of Rupert Huter, a simple farm boy from East Tyrol, who rose to become one of the most important plant collectors and researchers of his time thanks to his passionate dedication to botany. His tireless work and deep-rooted interest in the local flora enabled him to amass an impressive collection of over 74,000 plant specimens, which are now kept in the South Tyrol Museum of Nature. "This treasure, which is Huter's legacy, is of inestimable scientific value and contains species from all over Europe and beyond, including coveted type specimens," explains Thomas Wilhalm, curator of botany at the South Tyrol Nature Museum. The film not only documents Huter's extraordinary contributions to botany, but also offers an insight into the life of a man whose simple origins and pure curiosity led him to worldwide recognition and respect. His passion for collecting, which brought him into contact with prominent botanists of his time and enabled him to take part in unforgettable excursions, is brought to life through interviews, historical documents and breathtaking landscape shots. The Nature Museum has restored and digitised Huter's collection to make it accessible to researchers. This documentary is a tribute to Huter's lifelong passion and tireless spirit of exploration.

Open Doors: 18:00 Start: 19:00 FREE ENTRY NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED For years the sh.asus has hosted its legendary pub quiz and hundreds of people take part, enjoying the atmosphere, the questions and the beer. It's a simple (not easy) but very entertaining event. You sit down at a table in teams of 4, just like you would in a bar. You can enjoy a beer or a wine and chat with friends. The pub quiz master moderates through 3 rounds of questions in faaaaast perfect English on topics he has chosen beforehand. As a team, you try to answer the questions as best you can - WITHOUT your mobile phone. Points are awarded for each correct answer and after three rounds the winning teams receive a prize. And don't forget the important and fun bonus questions between rounds! In English language More info: bbb@asus.sh

On Monday 6 May 2024 at 6 p.m. at Espace La Stanza in via Orazio 34a in Bolzano, vernissage of the photographic exhibition CREPUSCOLI by Ildo Baiesi, Consul and collaborator of the Italian Touring Club for the good management of tourism, cultural heritage and the environment.

Art exhibition with works from the artists in the gallery "GefängnisLeCarceri".

Domenico Grenci's painting admittedly addresses this kind of compositions. His productive corpus is made up of consolidated subjects of painting – flowers, portraits, surfaces and still lifes – very different from each other, distinct in their progression as almost autonomous series, but also profoundly related both in their expressive treatment and in the meaning they bring with them. Images of astral distance and tactile proximity, dreamy and crepuscular epiphanies that seem observed among the attenuating vapours of past time or of the distance that interposes between our eyes and the target to which they are directed, objects seen through frosted glass with an almost photographic quality, but with a heliographic, nineteenth-century type, flou, unstable, phantasmagorical…

Every year in Spring, Brixen is the venue for the Water Light Festival. From 24 April to 12 May, the sixth edition of the Water Light Festival will take place at nightfall in the town of Brixen and during the day in the Neustift monastery (until 29th of June 2024). Once again, this year, artists from all over the world will bring their creative ideas to South Tyrol. The Water Light Festival combines light art, contemporary art and environmental awareness. The aim is to create awareness and sensitivity and to encourage reflection. The installations combine creativity, visual illusions, lyrical elements and stimulate reflection. The focus is on the elements of water and light. Further information: www.waterlight.it Ticketing & opening hours The Brixen Water Light Festival can be visited free of charge from 21:00-00:00 during the 19 festival days. A ticket is required for three extraordinary light art installations in the city. The Neustift Monastery sites are accessible during the day with normal museum admission. • Brixen 21-00 h • Neustift: 10-17 h (last admission at 16:15 h)

As part of the guided tour, we look behind the scenes of the Brixen Water Light Festival together with an expert and gain in-depth insights into the world of the light art scene. We visit water points and cultural and historical treasures that local and international artists have transformed into an open-air gallery with their creative ideas.

Restaurants offers culinary delights with asparagus. You must taste the refined asparagus dishes, who are made with love.

Experience and enjoy the blossom in Natz-Schabs. Whether a guided hike with tasting through the apple plantations or a blossom aperitif on the sunny terrace, you will find everything during the Blossom Enjoyment Weeks. From April 28th to May 12th, the high plateau of Natz-Schabs is in bloom, let yourself be carried away by the numerous possibilities and enjoy the beginning of spring.

Discover the beautiful Etsch Valley on guided bike tours. Our trained guides show you professional bike techniques to improve your skills! Free participation, when you spent a night in a hotel, from our member companies!

Day and night dedicated to Pinot Noir! Viticulture has been rooted in South Tyrol for thousands of years. Vineyards are part of the landscape, culture and everyday life. On the sun-drenched slopes and along the South Tyrolean Wine Road, wonderful wines grow. In the area around Castelfeder, one grape variety finds particularly favourable conditions and probably also its best possible expression: the Pinot Noir. This elegant red wine is the focus of the South Tyrolean Pinot Noir Nights. Experience culinary delights of a special kind with the matching Pinot Noir. Various restaurants in Auer/Ora, Montan/Montagna, Neumarkt/Egna and Salorno/Salurn offer a unique culinary experience.

Discover delicious fish dishes at Pippo's Mountain Lodge in Oberbozen. For information and reservations: +39 380 1880023. When it comes to cuisine, head chef Mario and his kitchen team simply can’t be beaten. In this culinary paradise, you travel around the world via South Tyrol: honest, authentic but above all, the best quality and always ahead of the game

This is an exhibition of artistic works and events, the theme of which is The GIFT, understood both as the gift of stem cells by those enrolled in the National Bone Marrow Donor Registry, and as that of the artist who intends to improve the world by sharing the Beauty of his works. Monday 06 May 2024 at 18:00 - inauguration Friday 10 May 2024 at 18:00 - poetry reading by the 'Lettera 7' association Monday, 13 May 2024 at 6 p.m. - panel discussion on the theme: 'The Gift of Art - Art as a Gift'. Tuesday 14 May - art-therapy workshop Friday 17 May at 6 p.m. - 'Music in the Gallery

This year's exhibition season at Kunst Meran opens on 23 February at 7 p.m. with a collaborative project with the Akademie Meran and the Sonora Festival, Nibelungen: die rückkehr, in which the exhibition curated by Harald F. Theiss At the centre of this interdisciplinary project between art, literature and music is an ancient manuscript of the Song of the Nibelungen, which was found in South Tyrol (Latsch in Vinschgau) and is now in the possession of the Berlin State Library. The Song of the Nibelungs is the most important literary epic of the German Middle Ages. Created in the 1200s from various legends passed down , it combines two different storylines. With contemporary works of art and a collaborative project, it allows critical reflections, contextualisations and re-enactments of more than just traditional narratives. It questions collective memory and the relationship between the construction and deconstruction of Eurocentric myths in times of a post-colonial and post-migrant reorganisation of the world. In the context of social concepts, ideas about how something could have been, was later or is now are thematised. It is also about the emergence of new images of self and others. Above all, the ideal of courtly love represents a value system that still characterises social norms today and whose deeper examination can provide information about more recent cultural actions, including queer-feminist institutional critique and gender-specific attributions and perspectives. Imagine Worlds is more of an associative mind game than a reproduction of the epic with new images. With the art of hinting and referencing, the exhibition rather speculates on the ambivalence of myths, on the disappearance and emergence of new stories or myth formations. On a kind of walk-in stage, new artistic creations appear that retell variants on cultural change and concepts for shaping societies. By means of the works, which do not only come from language, the exhibition has the courage to create empty spaces. These can be considered further in a reorganising reality on the basis of text-based and media art, but also on the basis of the project, paintings, drawings and sculptural objects. In this way, Imagine Worlds enables a diverse perspective on myths and refers to the significance and transformation of (manuscript) writing and authorship as well as to the history and aesthetics of reception and gender constructions - then, later and today... Artists: Astha Butail, Julia Bünnagel, Andrea Canepa, Zuzanna Czebatul, Margret Eicher, Nadine Fecht, Philipp Fürhofer, Jeppe Hein, John Isaacs, Kubra Khademi, Alexander Kluge & Jonathan Meese, Oliver Laric, Kris Lemsalu, Philip Loersch, Tim Noble & Sue Webster, Mirja Reuter und Florian Gass (Künstlerisches Beteiligungsprojekt), Nasan Tur.

The Schützenkapelle Pichl and the Schützenkompanie Pichl cordially invite you to take part in the traditional Whitsun shooting in the sports zone in the Val Casies Valley.

For the first time, the Bücherwelten exhibition is coming to Museum Ladin. The focus of this year's edition of Bücherwelten "Bildhaft gesagt” (pictorially told) draws attention to a special kind of bookmaking: in many books, the image is not simply a visual complement to the text, but image and text form an inseparable unit in the communication of factual, scientific or narrative content. On this theme, the Museum Ladin Ciastel de Tor will be showing a selection of award-winning works from 2023, new books for children and young people, a Bookstart corner and a selection of Ladin books.

n the villages of Vilpian, Siebeneich and Terlan asparagus has been grown for centuries. Today 15 asparagus growers in Terlan plant approx. 10 ha of high quality asparagus and sell it under the trade mark and hallmark of excellence Margarete. The elegant looking and extremely mild tasting Terlan asparagus is very popular with the connoisseurs of this white spring vegetable. In April and May several restaurants invite visitors to enjoy classic and creative asparagus dishes made with the valuable Margarete asparagus. Fresh asparagus with home-cured ham, boiled potatoes and Bozner sauce is one of the classics. The meal is accompanied by the fine, mineral containing Terlano “asparagus wine” (Sauvignon) from the Terlan winery.

For the first time, the "Bücherwelten" exhibition is coming to Museum Ladin. The focus of this year's edition of Bücherwelten "Bildhaft gesagt” (pictorially told) draws attention to a special kind of bookmaking: in many books, the image is not simply a visual complement to the text, but image and text form an inseparable unit in the communication of factual, scientific or narrative content. On this theme, the Museum Ladin Ciastel de Tor will be showing a selection of award-winning works from 2023, new books for children and young people, a Bookstart corner and a selection of Ladin books. Free entry. 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.

How much do we really know about our consumption and the waste that we often produce unknowingly? Where do packaging and plastic bottles go when they end up in the bin? Where are our broken smartphones taken when we replace them with new ones? And what is the true cost of our ever-full wardrobe and who pays for it? The exhibition provides background information on the throwaway society and highlights a series of significant events and places to encourage us to think consciously about our own consumption.

May 2nd from 3:00 PM Unterthurner Distillery May 8th from 2:30 PM Walcher Distillery May 15th from 3:00 PM Roner Distillery May 22nd from 3:00 PM Meraner Winery May 29th from 3:00 PM Pföstl Winery

guided hike along the new wine trail "Rebe". Meeting point: 10 a.m. train station Klobenstein, or 10.40 a.m. at the Infopoint in Unterinn. Duration: 5 hours, refreshments along the way. Difficulty: middle. Height difference 700 m in the descent. Price: € 15, free with RittenCard. Wine tasting at Ansitz Waldgries by appointment, price: € 10. Language: German+Italian We meet at 10 am at Klobenstein station. We take bus 165 to Unterinn. From here we hike to Signat and along the new wine hiking trail "Rebe" to Bolzano. The sunny mountain slope from Bozen up to the Ritten is one of the finest wine-growing areas in South Tyrol. Along the wine steps, the 10 artistic installations offer a fascinating glimpse into the culture of wine production. From Signat the trail leads downhill through the gently rolling vineyards to the viewing platform with its magnificent views of Bozen, then on to the Loosmannhof, to the settlement of St. Justina and down to Rentsch in the historic wine-growing estate of Ansitz Waldgries. The same route leads back uphill from Bozen to Signat.

The chestnut trail also has a special charm in spring, when the gnarled chestnut trees begin to sprout their delicate green colour. The hiking guide will show you a few cosy spots and draw your attention to the many facets of the natural spectacle that is spring. Watch the birds build their nests again and hear how the chestnut tree has evolved over the years. She will also tell you what it was used for in the past and what role it plays in today's gourmet cuisine. Start: 10.00 am at the Feldthurns information office, easy hike on the chestnut trail from Feldthurns via Verdings to Pardell. Total walking time 3.5 hrs, hight difference 360 m, total distance 8.3 km, possibility of stop: Gasthof Huber in Pardell, return: approx. 4.00 pm, participation fee for guests of non-member companies

Walther von der Vogelweide, the most important of the German-speaking minnesingers, has left a deep mark not only on literature, but also on Lajen. Thus would Walther von der Vogelweide have probably received us, bidding us “willekomen” to his home of Lajen, which he left in the late 12th century in order to conquer the entire German-speaking world with his songs and poems. Walther was the star minnesinger, the one who knew how to entertain the ladies and gentlemen at court – up to and including numerous crowned heads. As a consummate professional, he knew exactly what his audience wanted to hear, whether it was poems about noble ladies and (not so noble) girls, or works with a more solid content: crown, church, crusades.

UPCYCLING MUSIC 2.0 is the continuation of the interactive exhibition showcasing musical instruments and audio artwork made using repurposed materials and objects. The project is the brainchild of Ladin multi-instrumentalist Max Castlunger who, for the 2024 exhibition, will transform Runkelstein Castle into a resonant masterpiece of sound. Approaching the castle, visitors will be met by fantastical creatures: sculptures from the Eppan artist Martin Hell’s UPCYCLING ART series.

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of nature and witness the magic of sunrise up close! Our E-Bike tour to the Rittner Horn Refuge offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the majestic mountains and the fresh morning air. When: Daily between May and September. Start time: 1.5 hours before sunrise. Meeting point: Your accommodation (personal pickup available). Our tour begins when the world is still asleep and the first rays of sunlight slowly illuminate the mountains. With our E-Bikes, we'll explore the picturesque landscape of the Rittner Sonnenplateau and invigorate ourselves with the crisp morning air. After a leisurely ride, we'll reach the Rittner Horn Refuge, where a delicious breakfast awaits us. Enjoy local specialties and take in the breathtaking view of the surrounding peaks as we prepare for the day's adventure. Information & Booking: Dominik Pellegrin / Alps Adventure Guide Tel: +39 342 9421277 Email: info@alpsadventureguide.com

A tower built from local wood. A place of encounter and exchange. A visitor and competence centre for alpinism in the Sesto Dolomites. The towering link between mountain and valley, between mountaineer and summit cross. A place of exchange, inspiration and information. Welcome to the " Haus der Berge"