Wydarzenia związane z rękodziełem i zwyczajami w Południowym Tyrolu

In a valley in which dialect and garb are still alive, it is not unusual that its tradition is thoroughly cultivated. The „Klöckeln“, is a pre-Christian custom practised the first weeks of December and has an old tradition.

Selva Val Gardena is getting ready for a very special Christmas. The idyllic village of Selva, in the heart of the Dolomites, at the foot of the majestic Sella mountain group, is, at 1550 metres above sea level, the highest town in Val Gardena. With its direct connection to the legendary ski tour 'Sella Ronda', it offers 500km of perfectly prepared slopes for every ski lover. Strolling through the village you can stop to try a steaming hot mug of mulled wine or warm mulled apple drink, and you can easily find the perfect Christmas gift such as sweet scented pine pillows, cosy mountain slippers, warm woolly socks, wooden nativity scenes, and many other items to decorate your mountain Christmas. Thousands of twinkling lights infused with sweet Christmas melodies will be sure to light up the hearts of young and old alike. The Christmas market is open from December 7th to December 10th, from December 15th to December 17th, and from December 22nd to January 6th, daily from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. It is closed from December 11th to December 14th and from December 17th to December 22nd.

Krampus run in Naturno: Start at 6 p.m. at the "Hirschen" parking lot in the Kompatsch district. Aftershow (Music & sound) on the town hall square!

The traditional St. Nicholas procession starts at 5 p.m. at the Hotel Jager Hans. From there to the village square, there is an opportunity to meet St. Nicholas and take a souvenir photo. At the village square, St. Nicholas and his angels distribute the St. Nicholas sacks and St. Nicholas carols are sung. During the procession, food parcels are collected for children in Moldova and Ukraine. Cosy get-together in the village square with various dishes and hot drinks.

The Devils Run is a South tyrolean tradition. The Run starts at 6 p.m. and following party in the village center.

The beautiful historic center of Castelrotto once again provides the backdrop for the many small stalls that offer gifts, handicrafts, nativity figures, South Tyrolean products, herbs, candles and much more for sale to visitors. With mulled wine and fragrant cookies, homemade "Kastelruther Krapfen" visitors can listen to the Christmas music, escape the pre-Christmas hustle and bustle and experience a few contemplative moments. This year we will pass the time with handicrafts and games for our little visitors, while the adults can comfortably taste a fragrant mulled wine. Wise brass instruments, alphorn players, choirs and singers will round off the Christmas program.

The stamping of hooves will send a cold shiver down your spine. A wild mob dressed up with furs, long coats and horns on their traditional masks (Lorfn) are on their way. The Devils outfits are impressive but the wooden masks are an art in their own right. In these often very heavy hand crafted wooden “Lorfn” much imaginative detail can be seen. Together with rattling chains, deafening cows bells, fire spitting little devils and cheeky witches (Perchten) the spectacle and indeed the illusion is complete. The rite harks back to legend. One which tells the story of times of famine where young farmers, men from high up in the mountains dressed in animal furs and horns, went off on raids.

Traditional parade from San Nicolo with the 'Krampus' in the center of Dobbiaco. They pass the S. Giovanni Street and go to the center of Dobbiaco. In the center all children receive a present from San Nicolo. For all viewers and children there is also a free 'Krampus' zone to see the spectacle.

Farmers and handcraft offer music, culinary delicacies, punch, hot wine, different handicrafts and natural products. The Farmers’ Advent takes place at the secondary school park (near the train station) of Klobenstein/Collalbo from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Pre-Christmas Events in Terento. We want to bring children, families and guests closer to rural culture and traditions on the topic of Christmas. The trail leads from the decorated village centre to the town hall with cookie baking for children, to the crib exhibition and to the Christmas market. Handicraft products are offered at different stalls on the playground. The Christmas experience continues along the trail lit by torchlights and candlelight with special light effects to the "Stockner Waldile" forest, where rural specialities are offered in traditional huts. Fairytales and stories for children are told around the campfire in front of a big Christmas crib and a petting zoo.

A special pre-Christmas experience on the mountain "Marlinger Berg" in the midst of nature: - fresh Marlinger Nordmann fir - small petting zoo for children - Food and drink with warm soups, Burger "Christmas Tree Burger" and homemade doughnuts - traditional "Muaskochn"; on the wooden stove (in the afternoon)

An afternoon at the farm Flachenhof to learn a lot about baking bread. Together with the farmer you bake and taste bread made on your own. A small selfmade-bread will be yours for small present. Meeting point: 4 p.m. at the Flachenhof farm. Cost: € 15, free with RittenCard

Small groups of musicians from the music band Kiens/chienes enchant the streets of the 5 villages with their Christmas spirit and bring contemplative Christmas wishes.

Children's Holy Mass in Cermes, parish church Cermes, 3 pm

Various music groups of the band bring the musical New Year's wishes in all fractions of the Villnöss valley directly to the house according to old tradition from 09.00 o'clock in the morning.

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

It has now become a tradition, the Kastelruth farmers' wedding. This is a faithful re-enactment of a historical peasant wedding, as was customary at the foot of the Seiser Alm. Thanks to the involvement of the many participants, who proudly wear and present the old traditional costumes, the event has developed into one of the most magnificent traditional costume shows in South Tyrol. The highlight of the spectacle is the wedding procession from St. Valentin to the center of Kastelruth. Dressed in traditional costumes, the wedding party parades into the center of Kastelruth on magnificently decorated horse-drawn sleighs, taking visitors on a journey back in time to the 19th century. Program: On Saturday, 20.01.24 Traditional country weedingparty "Katznmusig" From 17:00 - music and dancing with the "Schellrodlmusig" as well as food and drink on the village square From 22:00-01:00 Party with DJ On Sunday, 21.01.24 From 11:00 am music and entertainment with culinary specialties on the village square Wedding procession: 14:00 Start in St. Valentin 14:30 Arrival at the village square in Kastelruth (The route may be changed at short notice due to weather conditions)

Traditional "Landsprach market" in the centre of Coldrano.

New, innovative and inspiring. In the medieval castle, surrounded by a special flair, visitors can experience with all their senses the unique product variety of textile manufactories of fashion and textile designers as well as textile artists. A unique showcase for the creations of the best craftspeople and manufacturers A special event dedicated to European craftsmanship. It is a cultural event of international importance that promotes the best of contemporary and traditional crafts and art professions and their links with the world of design. A meeting full of experiences and discoveries with the protagonists of selected national and international manufacturers. A unique opportunity to come into direct contact with the masters and exhibitors and to take part in a conference programme or workshop on the theme of crafts, design and sustainability. The festival celebrates a creative atmosphere, craftsmanship and exceptional products.

At the popular "Vieh- & Kramermärkte" you can find tasty and useful things. Four times a year, market stalls with local delicacies, everyday necessities and clothing await visitors.

It is impossible to imagine Lana without the "Bäuerliche Genussmeile - Local Farm Deligths", the annual get-together during "LANA IN BLOOM" in spring. A true feast for the senses is the market day of the local farmers, who will once again offer their farm specialities on Saturday, 26 April 2025. Over 50 farmers, including local gastronomists, will occupy the Gries, in the car-free centre of Lana, and will be available to visitors from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to taste, buy and enjoy. The top priority is best quality and unconditional freshness. The "Roter Hahn" (Red Rooster), the quality brand of the South Tyrolean Farmers' Union, ensures this. The restaurants in the pedestrian zone of Lana serve exquisite spring dishes and wild herb specialities according to old and new recipes and serve fine wines. The event will take place in all weathers

From 1st May to 5th May, the event Algund Gardenflair will once again take place on church square in Algund. At the Algund Gardenflair a variety of Mediterranean plants and trees such as palm trees, cacti, olive trees, various fruit and berry trees and herbs, as well as various works of art and all kinds of decoration for the garden will be offered. Exhibitors with different herbal products, such as teas, salts and spice blends, as well as specialties from the garden complete the program.

In the center of Bolzano, Maretsch Castle where beer culture will be shown in a new light with numerous exhibitors and beer varieties from home and abroad. The craft beer movement has found a heart in South Tyrol.

At the popular "Vieh- & Kramermärkte" you can find tasty and useful things. Four times a year, market stalls with local delicacies, everyday necessities and clothing await visitors.

At the popular "Vieh- & Kramermärkte" you can find tasty and useful things. Four times a year, market stalls with local delicacies, everyday necessities and clothing await visitors.

At the popular "Vieh- & Kramermärkte" you can find tasty and useful things. Four times a year, market stalls with local delicacies, everyday necessities and clothing await visitors.