Magical moments: Feldkirch juggler festival on July 25th and 26th!

Magical moments: Feldkirch juggler festival on July 25th and 26th!

In the picturesque old town of Feldkirch, the juggler festival is expected on July 25th and 26th, which captivates young and old. With around 50 talented street artists from 13 nations, the event promises to become a large spectacle full of weird attractions, illusions and moving entertainment. As usual, admission is free of charge, which makes this event a great experience for everyone, reports meinzirk.at.

The two festival days are filled with a varied program that starts at 3:30 p.m. on Friday with an opening of the Magic Fuzzis Albi at the old gym. At 4:00 p.m. the first performance begins at eight playgrounds in the old town, where acrobatics, magic, clowning and music are waiting for the visitors. The most pleasant temperatures and a happy ambience ensure a perfect setting to enjoy this event. The event not only offers a stage for street art, but also a variety of hands-on activities that the smaller guests in particular are likely to inspire.

highlights and offers

• New children's area with a large adventure playground on Montfortplatz
• Moiating circus from Zack & Poing and Stichtenwerkstatt by Miriam Jaeneke
• make -up actions and the possibility of having portrait pictures draw

The physical well -being is also taken care of: the guests can fortify themselves with sweets at food trucks and stands. Local cafes and restaurants also offer their delicacies, so that there is something for every taste. There are also 13 drinking wells that provide free water-ideal for the warm summer days, according to Feldkirch-leben.at.

a festival of the senses

The juggler festival is not only a solemn meeting of street skills, but also an opportunity to immerse yourself in the colorful facets of the circus world. Many of the artists are happy about hat money as a thank you for their performances. So everyone can decide for themselves what the shows are worth. The first demonstrations start at 5:00 p.m. and it is worth securing a place in time.

Around 70% of visitors are invited to experience the variety of live performances and hands -on activities on these two days. Whether a barrel organ player or carousel driving - the offers promise entertainment for the whole family. Program followers also provide informative points on Leonhardsplatz and in the Palais Liechtenstein for free withdrawal so that nobody loses the overview in the abundance of hustle and bustle, as Gsi-news.at reports.