Guese and fun: Kumberger's cakefeufel inspire in the Krampus run

Guese and fun: Kumberger's cakefeufel inspire in the Krampus run

Last weekend, Kumberg experienced a very special spectacle, in which the Kumberger Meannseufel lived up to their name. The event was characterized by loud rock songs, impressive fire art and creepy costumes. Countless visitors, both large and small, were not only frightened, but also enthusiastic. The Krampus run capped everyone and ensured an unforgettable atmosphere.

The creative staging of the eleven customs groups caused a good attention. Led by the eye -catching trike of the chairman, the angle devil roamed the so -called Krampus path and ensured eerily but also amusing moments. In the children's zone it was a bit milder: Here the creepy figures showed that they are also available for happy interactions. They distributed high fives and sweets, which made the little ones great fun. Nikolaus opened the event with its presence, which illuminated the entire event with a touch of tradition.

the party after the run

After the impressive "grid storm" of the angle devil, the celebration in the sea café continued with an aftershow party, where the band Mir4 provided musical entertainment. The community brings together these types of festivities and lets visitors rave about the adventures of the seafood creatures for a long time.

The Kumberger Meannseufel are a fairly young group of customs, which was founded in autumn 2013. Her goal from the start was to maintain the tradition of "evil spirits" and pass this up to the youth. With more than 20 committed members, the angle devils have become a fixture in the customs scene. Their appearances are characterized by an impressive show element that includes angels and other mystical figures in addition to the Perchten.

more dates

The Kumberger Meannseufel have planned numerous appearances in the coming time. On November 29th you can be seen in Gutenberg, followed by an event in Mitterdorf on November 30th. They appear in Wildon on December 1st, and from December 4th to 6th they visit various households to continue the hustle and bustle. On December 7th they move through Weiz and end their tour on December 14th in St. Radegund. Visitors can look forward to further exciting experiences!

For more information about this impressive group of customs and your events is a visit to www.meinbezirk.at recommended. There you can find everything about the Kumberger and her exciting appearances.