Miesbach folk festival: The family's success story in Kurz in focus

Miesbach folk festival: The family's success story in Kurz in focus

Miesbach, Deutschland - The folk festival in Miesbach is facing a new era: Yvonne and Anian Kurz have been running the festival since 2016 after taking over the scepter by Sabine and Bernhard Kollmann. The next big anniversary, which is planned for 2026, had to be postponed because the folk festival was canceled in 2020 due to the Corona pandemic. A hard blow for the traditional event, which is an integral part of the year for many locals. Merkur reports that Bernhard Kollmann gave his best for many years. to preserve the loving highlight in the calendar.

Anian Kurz, who entered the catering trade in 2013 and was awarded the contract for the folk festival in 2015, is optimistic. The Kurz team not only consolidated their good reputation, but also highlighted the cooperation with the city of Miesbach in a positive light. "Nothing works without good employees and a harmonious atmosphere," emphasizes Kurz.

a festival also for the seniors

But the challenges for folk festivals did not fail to materialize. In 2020, the Miesbacher Volksfest turned into a "Volksfest to Go". The city invited 1,292 seniors to a free Hendl, and all hygiene regulations were well complied with by the visitors to the delight of Anian Kurz. Over a four -day event, the OCHS on the spit, which was prepared in an amount of 240 kilograms, was a real hit. The idea of ​​bringing fresh Hendl to the employees of the retirement homes was particularly well received. A thank you to the heroes of the Corona period, as noted briefly. describes the yellow sheet sheet that the event was very successful and the demand was high.

The great shadow of Covid-19 pandemic has strongly shaped the event landscape in Germany. Thousands of events had to be canceled, and the folk festivals were not spared. The pandemic led to massive cancellations and presented Bayern with enormous economic challenges, which last led to an estimated damage of around 1.25 billion euros in 2020. Wikipedia documents the far-reaching consequences that had the pandemic on the cultural events in Germany.

The way forward

If you look into the future, the family is planning to work at other festivals in addition to the Volksfest in Miesbach. Another highlight of the event will be the Inngaufest in Brannenburg, whereby adjustments to the appointments in the municipality of Gmund were necessary. Briefly emphasizes the importance of remaining flexible. Again and again Anian briefly shows up to the future: "We hope that we will soon be able to celebrate a traditional folk festival, but we are ready to consider a repetition of the" Volksfest to Go "if the circumstances require it."