Creative highlights in Lower Austria: Art, Sports and Celebrations

Creative highlights in Lower Austria: Art, Sports and Celebrations

In the colorful and creative world of Lower Austria, there is a variety of exciting events this week, which are now the focus in the local editions of Meinzärt today. From culinary delights to artistic performances - the variety of the region is impressive. The celebrities who acted on the stove are particularly striking and the innovative pumpkin artists who contribute to the seasonal mood.

The successful appearance of the young talents at the Austrian championship in the Wingfoilen in Podersdorf am See is particularly remarkable. In optimal weather conditions, the best athletes in the country fought their titles in exciting competitions. Viola Lippitsch was able to look forward to twice and won the victory both in the freestyle and in the race. In doing so, she demonstrated her versatility in this exciting sport, which united elements from kitesurfing, windsurfing and foils.

art projects and sporting success

In the art scene, a special highlight will be set on the upcoming weekend in Bruck an der Leitha: 13 artists open their studios to the public. Harald will also be represented "Harry" Winter, who creates fascinating works of art from old wine corks. The event is a great way for art lovers to discover new perspectives.

The sports scene keeps up with another success story. The BK IMMOUNITED DUKES from Klosterneuburg triumphed on October 12 with an impressive 97:74 against the Unger Steel Gunner's Oberwart. After a strong first half, the Dukes were able to further expand their lead and now take second place in the Win2day basketball Superliga.

Another highlight of this week is the Electric Rally Cup, in which Sittendorfer Luca Pröglhöf was able to win an impressive title in France. With his victory at the Rallye Coeur de France, he secured the cup before the final rating.

The fragrance of freshly prepared egg dish blew last Saturday over the parish square in Krems, where numerous celebrities came together to cook for a good cause. The proceeds of the sale will go to a charitable purpose and show the great commitment of those involved.

A trend that is well received, especially with younger and creative minds, is carving pumpkins, which fits perfectly into the autumn atmosphere. Farmer Markus Wurzer gives valuable tips for the creative design and promises that pumpkin carving is fun for the whole family, especially around Halloween.

The promotion of reading has also made its way into reporting this week. Over 3,000 children took part in the Lower Austrian Children's reading campaign this year, a new record. The ceremonial award of the readers of the reading took place in the Tulln garden and was celebrated with great joy.

On October 19 and 20, artists have the opportunity to visit the days of open studios and meet talented artists. For many an occasion to experience the cultural diversity of Lower Austria and maybe even discover one or the other work of art for themselves.