Nightlife in the Perg district: A review and outlook on new opportunities!

Nightlife in the Perg district: A review and outlook on new opportunities!

In the Perg region, the outdoor scene changes dramatically: fewer and fewer restaurants offer the opportunity to enjoy nightlife. A year and a half ago, the popular Murano bar closed after the number of guests was noticeably decreased by the Corona pandemic. The new owner, Harald Marschner, is now looking for a new tenant for the once beloved youth center. Meanwhile, the traditional "Hasenstall" dance hall in Dimbach also had to close after 44 years to make room for a new market center. This transformation is part of a larger trend that hits the region strongly. According to meindezirk.at , the continuing habits of the younger generation have changed significantly. Robert Bremmer from the nightlife Group explains that many young people are now celebrating in private rooms or on social media instead of getting together in restaurants.

a sign of identity

In the middle of these changes, the city's home book of the city was presented as part of the “40 Years of the City of Perg” event sheet. This comprehensive work comprises over 500 pages with more than 700 photos that document the living conditions of our ancestors and the development of Pergs. Published by the members of the Heimatverein and the municipality, the book contains valuable information about the history and the cultural upswing of the city. With 46 chapters, it not only offers nostalgic reviews, but should also encourage citizens to deal more intensively with their past. It was emphasized that the home book is an important tool for identity foundation, as perg.at

Despite the decline in nightlife, some facilities, such as "at all times" in Perg, continue to exist and continue to record success. With a diverse event program that includes DJ appearances, this restaurant attracts an audience between 20 and 40 years. The discrepancy between the demand for events for younger guests and the existing offer situation is becoming increasingly clear in the region and remains a topic that presents those responsible for challenges.