Tyrolean evening with music

Tyrolean Evening with the “D'Arlberger” Folk Group

Lively dancing, great virtuosity, and the art of improvisation—in the show by the folk group “D’Arlberger,” wood shavings fly through the hall, scythes are sharpened, and dancers perform on stilts.

More than 20 performers bring mountain life to the stage and delight guests from all over the world with Tyrolean dance and musical traditions. D’Arlberger has even performed their show in South Korea, Japan, and Canada.

When scythes are sharpened to the rhythm of the songs, hammers strike stone blocks, and axes pound tree trunks—that’s Tyrolean tradition turned into music, brilliantly brought to life on stage by the folk group “D’Arlberger.”

Details:

Performances every Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. through mid-September | Doors open at 7:30 p.m.

Location: Arlbergsaal (New Middle School, St. Anton am Arlberg)

Admission is free with the Mobility Card is free of charge.

Please check in at the front desk to make a reservation!

Due to limited seating, advance registration is required: Please visit the front desk!