Bauernbundball: A festival of tradition and regional delights!

Bauernbundball: A festival of tradition and regional delights!

Wiener Austria Center, 1020 Wien, Österreich - On January 11, 2025, the 81st Lower Austria Bauernbundball took place in the Vienna Austria Center and was a complete success. Over 4,000 guests from agriculture and forestry celebrated the tradition and cohesion of the farmers' association. "So many farmers in the federal capital are a strong sign," said Major Chamber President Johannes Schmuckenschlager to the opening of the ball. The exquisite atmosphere made the evening unforgettable and once again demonstrated the importance of this social event. There were also numerous prominent guests, including Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner and Altlandeshauptmann Erwin Pröll.

culinary highlights and floral splendor

The ball offers much more than just dance and music; It combines pleasure, culture and social exchange at the highest level. Visitors were spoiled with traditional delicacies such as the liver cheese cheese, chicken fillet and poppy pasta, which the Waldviertel company was preparing for Waldland. The culinary diversity left nothing to be desired and was a pleasure for all the senses. In addition, impressive 20,000 flowers converted the ballroom into a floral masterpiece that amazed the guests and provided excellent photo motifs, such as Meinzirk.at reported.

A special highlight was the participation of the young generation of agricultural technical schools, which represented the pride of the industry in the traditional fan. On top of that, a donation of 10,000 euros was collected for victims of the flood disaster in Lower Austria. In addition, the women received a homemade herbal salt as a welcome gift. Overall, the Lower Austria Bauernbundball shows that it is more than just a celebration-it is a platform that brings together politics and society, such as oe24.at held. The organization of this large event required a lot of effort and creativity, something from Lower Austria. Farmers' chairman Stephan Pernkopf was particularly appreciated.