Creepy gaudi on the Alsseilenmarkt: collect Krampuses for a good cause

Von WOM

Next Saturday, November 30th, an exciting event will take place on the Alsseilenmarkt in Hernals. The market is known for its culinary delights and a place where you can enjoy freshly prepared dishes. Local providers come together regularly to present their specialties and spoil the visitors. But on this special day it gets creepy - and that is not meant negatively! Because the "Nigri Diaboli" association brings its Krampusse back to collect donations for charitable purposes.

Under the motto "Customs and Tradition", visitors can expect an extravagant spectacle from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Krampuses are accompanied by fire spitting and witches, and even Santa Claus will appear to compete against the devilish figures. Despite the impressive masks and the scary atmosphere at the nearby cemetery, the event is family -friendly. The devilish players take off their masks after the performance and look forward to taking photos with big and small visitors.

The good purpose in the focus

The event starts at 3 p.m. in the afternoon and is accessible free of charge for everyone. However, the main focus is on the donations that are collected during the performance. These financial contributions go to charitable purposes, which not only makes the event an entertaining but also a meaningful experience. The organizers have also taken care of the physical well-being of the guests: various punch variations, mulled wine and warm dishes are available.

The return of the Krampusse on the Alsseilenmarkt is not only a cultural event, but also a sign of the community spirit and social engagement in the region. Against the background of traditional customs and modern fun, this day offers entertainment for all age groups. So if you want to make the market day a little more exciting, you are welcome to visit this event.

For further details about the event and the activities at this weekly market, interested citizens can be the contribution of www.meinbezirk.at consult, which provides more detailed information about the program and the background of the fundraiser.