Now let's dance! Graz Jägerball combines tradition and momentum!

Now let's dance! Graz Jägerball combines tradition and momentum!

On Saturday, April 26, 2025, the eagerly awaited Graz Jägerball will take place in Graz. This exclusive ball will take place in the historicSoap factoryfrom 1872 and offers an impressive event space of 1,900 m². The mixture of elegance, tradition, dance and cuisine promises an unforgettable experience for the hunters and their friends.

The organizerKarin Margplaces a special focus on maintaining customs as well as on topics such as Jakdance, sustainability and mindfulness. Above all, the ball is intended to provide a platform for modern networking in a sociable atmosphere. Check-in begins at 6:30 p.m. and guests are asked to wear stylish costumes.

Program and entertainment

The Hunter's Ball program includes celebratory awards for achievements in the hunting community, which are movingly accompanied by the traditional sounds of theHunting horn blowerbe opened. A live band will entertain guests with waltzes, cover songs and evergreens. There is also a disco area for dance enthusiastsFoxhole, which invites you to party all night long.

Guests can look forward to a festive gala menu with regional delicacies, which is served during the dance breaks. Drinks are also provided, and a raffle offers attractive prizes that can be taken home as souvenirs. A photo corner and a tattoo station also ensure lasting memories.

Tickets and participation

The ticket prices are also attractive: a single ticket costs 90 euros and includes a welcome drink and access to all areas. For groups there is the option to book a table for 10 for 1,700 euros, including a 3-course gala menu and wine accompaniment until midnight.

The Jägerball not only attracts people from Styria, but from all over Austria and beyond. For overnight guests, numerous hotels in Graz offer typical Styrian hospitality.

The event reflects the values ​​of the hunter community, which is characterized by the maintenance of tradition and customs coupled with a respectful exchange with non-hunters. Hunters see themselves as mediators of knowledge about hunting, game and nature and thus contribute to the preservation of the respective traditions. The event is not only a social highlight, but also an opportunity to shine a spotlight on these important issues.

For more information about this festive event, those interested can read the articles on OE24, Graz.net and Hunting Austria read up.