Celebratory tradition: Oktoberfest brings joy of life to the SeneCura social center

Celebratory tradition: Oktoberfest brings joy of life to the SeneCura social center

The SeneCura social center in Bludenz recently experienced a happy celebration that was all about Oktoberfest. Around 60 residents celebrated exuberantly with beer, white sausages and rousing music. The atmosphere was festive and inviting, while those in attendance danced enthusiastically.

The festival was opened by prominent guests Mayor Simon Tschann and Deputy Mayor and Councilor for Social Affairs Andrea Mallitsch, who ceremoniously started the event with a traditional tapping of a barrel. Helga Sartori, the home director, and her team organized the festival with great attention to detail and dressed the residents in traditional costumes.

Importance of traditions

Mayor Tschann was pleased with the lively atmosphere and emphasized the importance of such traditions: "Traditions are there to be continued. The Oktoberfest in the SeneCura is a fixed part of the calendar. It's nice to see how the residents celebrate together today." These words underline the city's commitment to bringing joy to its residents.

Vice Mayor Mallitsch was also enthusiastic about the celebration and didn't miss the opportunity to dance herself. “The Oktoberfest is a wonderful opportunity to bring joy and conviviality to the social center,” she explained. Your desire to experience such traditions together with the residents has a positive effect on the interaction in the social center.

During the celebrations it became clear how much the community and the fun of celebrating are in the foreground. Such events not only strengthen togetherness, but also bring joy of life into the residents' everyday lives.

Further information and impressions of this atmospheric festival can be found in a comprehensive report on www.bludenz.at.