Tropical jungle wreath: Hittenkirchen celebrates with music and dance!

Tropical jungle wreath: Hittenkirchen celebrates with music and dance!

Bernau am Chiemsee, Deutschland - On February 26, 2025, the traditional women and dirndl wreath of the traditional costume association "Almarausch" Hittenkirchen took place in the Trachtenheim in Bernau. Under the motto "jungle", the traditional ski home turned into a tropical backdrop, in which real trees from the domestic forest and hanging animals ensured an extraordinary atmosphere. The active group had invested in preparation for numerous hours to offer the guests an unforgettable experience. Many visitors appeared in remarkable disguises that ranged from exotic animals to tropical fruits to researchers.

Musically entertained the audience by the Ruhpoldinger band "Söör", which caused a mood until late at night. The highlight was the performance of the hit "The Lion Sleeps Tonight". In addition, the Aschau carnival guild presented a classic guard dance and a dance with the topic "Venetian Night". These acting insoles ideally rounded off the festive mood.

medals and future events

Three medals were also awarded as part of the event. The awards went to Christoph Kaufmann, Michael Fischer and Rosi Hell. Board of Directors Christoph Kaufmann was very satisfied with the course of the celebrations and expressed a thank you to the hardworking group of active group.

The traditional costume club is planning further exciting events for the coming weeks. A folk dance course for young people will take place on February 26th, followed by the masked Rosenmontagenball on March 3. These events offer an excellent opportunity for the community to come together and maintain traditions.

theater performance and anniversary

Another highlight in Hittenkirchen was the premiere of John Graham's comedy "Hexenschart", which took place on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the "Theaterer". Directed by Franz Wörndl, who also played one of the leading roles. The guests experienced an entertaining performance over three hours, which the audience stimulated both for laughing and thinking.

The main character, Susi Stoib, which was embodied by Lisa Forstner, juggled with her secrets between the blind piano stimmer and her husband. In this turbulent setting about the secret visit from a TV presenter, the production of long-lasting applause and left behind.

Christoph Kaufmann welcomed the guests in the almost sold out traditional costume and thanked the supporters and a newly formed music group for their contribution to the successful evening design.

In all the diverse events in and around Bavaria, including regularly taking folk festivals and traditional events, the women and dirndl wreath in Hittenkirchen remains an integral part of cultural life in the region. Further information on traditional costumes in Bavaria can be found on Trachten Rausch .

For interested visitors, it is advisable to find out about appointments and events at an early stage, because many events such as the spring festival festival or the Munich spring festival attract many traditional fans every year.