Rush ball night: Jeansball inspires the rural youth in Kirchberg!

Rush ball night: Jeansball inspires the rural youth in Kirchberg!

A fantastic spectacle took place in the Kirchberghalle at the weekend: The jeans ball of the rural youth Kirchberg attracted numerous visitors from the dirndl valley and the adjacent pieachtal. The atmosphere was splendid and the rural youth leadership, led by Magdalena Tagl and Markus Engel, was enthusiastic about the excellent response. While the Texing folk dance group provided the perfect start with its appearance, the band Alpenvorland Power made the crowd to dance. Immitters of the lively hustle and bustle there was an exciting estimation game in which the creativity of the guests was put to the test. There was a lot of hustle and bustle on the regional bar and on the disco area, while the participants shone in their fashionable jeans outfits-a clear change from the traditional ball dresses, such as meinbezirk.at reported.

The peculiarity of jeans ball has been maintained for over three decades: wearing jeans, jeans skirts or blouses is not only allowed, but is desirable. "ME SAN SAN ONLY DO DO DO, so that Ma’n Age average," joked Anton Falkensteiner, while Mayor Franz Singer underlined the important role of the ball as a tradition and connection in the community. Although the event competed against the challenges of COVID-19 pandemic, it was emphasized from all sides how nice it was to finally get together again. Highlights of the evening, such as the estimation game with a television as the main prize, also caused excitement and entertainment. "The being together with the rural youth is the beautiful," emphasized Magdalena Tagl and the joy was clearly visible in the faces of everyone present, so that the anticipation for the next jeans ball was already awakened, like Noen.at