Unforgettable sports day in St. Pölten: fun for the whole family!

On May 15, 2025, the Sportunion Vienna finally celebrated the traditional sports reflection day in Vienna's St. Stephen's Cathedral after a panda -related break of two years. Over 200 participants were found in the impressive surroundings of the cathedral. The day started with an exclusive organ concert, which filled the heart of this historical church with the mighty sounds of over 12,000 whistles. The event then offered guided tours through the mysterious catacombs of the cathedral and the venerable western gallery. In a solemn fair, led by Olympic pastor Dr. Johannes Paul Chavanne and musically supported by the Saxophone ensemble of the Triathlon sports union Vienna, received the spiritual impulses present.

After the sacred part of the day, the guests were invited to the Agape in the attic of St. Stephen's Cathedral, where they could not only enjoy culinary delights from Ströck, but also a breathtaking view of the city of Vienna. The gospel choir CakeWalk-Dimes and the saxophone ensemble provided the musical accompaniment and contributed to the festive atmosphere. The event, which offered the participants the opportunity to exchange and network, ended in lively conversations and refreshing drinks. Thanks to the company Ströck as well as Gösser and Coca Cola for their support, such as Sportunion.at reported .

carnival for the whole family

In St. Pölten there was a very special event for families and children on the same weekend. The popular children's ball at the Union St. Pölten celebrated its return, organized by Roland Höllriegl and a committed team of volunteers. The guests were expecting an unforgettable day full of games, fun and movement, equipped with a colorful program, which included large bouncy castles and an interactive children's player show. Great demonstrations took place on the show stage, while the game pass caused additional entertainment. This return of the children's ball was another highlight in the city's event calendar and showed the importance of such community events for everyone present, such as Noen.at reported .