Spring in the Totzenbach village smithy: suckling pig and music festive!

Spring in the Totzenbach village smithy: suckling pig and music festive!

Totzenbach, Österreich - In the picturesque Totzenbach village smithy, the ** traditional spring ** is also celebrated this year. The event takes place on ** 1. May ** from ** 10 a.m. ** and promises a colorful program for young and old. The ** Association of Friends of Totzenbach ** invites everyone interested to celebrate together and to live the regional traditions. According to noen.at the day begins with a cozy snack as well as the popular offers such as must, coffee and cake.

The culinary delights are well taken care of. From ** 11 a.m. **, warm dishes are on the program, followed by a climax at ** 12 p.m. **: the suckling pig. From ** 2:00 p.m. ** the event will be accompanied musically by the "Mühlbauer Buam", and at ** 3:30 p.m. ** The Tanzlmusi Kirchstetten creates a festive atmosphere. The program is complemented by a ** photo exhibition ** of the association and a ** doll exhibition ** by ** Gerlinde Marchart **. The little ones also get their money's worth with the ** gingerbread torture ** under the guidance of the ** Herzerl-Mitzi **. A highlight is the ** Schaufmieden **, which offers insight into traditional craftsmanship.

discovery of the old village smithy

The old village smithy is an important part of the cultural heritage in Totzenbach and is rented by the market town of Kirchstetten. The outdooractive reports that the association of friends of Totzenbach has lovingly set up the village smithy. Visits are possible when registering in advance, the exhibition includes historical kitchen and home equipment, agricultural equipment and a recovered smithy.

This event and the efforts to preserve such traditions are in line with general value keeping in Austria, which promotes sustainability and environmental awareness. According to austria.info, customs care and local fixed essential elements that strengthen community and regional binding. Traditions such as the maypole position or the care of regional craft skills help to deepen the understanding of the local flora and fauna.

The spring in the Totzenbach village smithy is therefore not only a festival for the senses, but also a celebration of regional identity and together. The event emphasizes the importance of maintaining customs and tradition and invites everyone to become part of this living community.