Summer evenings just the way we love them: every Thursday, weather permitting, Essbarr invites you to a barbecue evening. Beneath the old mulberry trees, enjoy delicious grilled specialties, selected Kränzelhof wines, and the unique atmosphere of warm summer nights.

An evening to arrive, savour, and linger.

7 September 2026,

Celebrate the full moon night with a meditative tea ceremony featuring Yunnan tea, ritual journaling, and acupressure prompts that open space for reflection, calm, and connection. Bathed in moonlight, we feel the nourishing silence within.

Reservation required: arianna.piazzi@gmail.com

Opas Diandl, from South Tyrol, cannot be defined by a genre or a concept – they have a character all their own.

Drawing on the traditions of Alpine folk music, Veronika Egger, Markus Prieth, Michael Hackhofer, Jan Langer and Thomas Lamprecht reinterpret traditional melodies and dances, compose original yodels and instrumental pieces, and seamlessly weave in their own musical influences, ranging from Baroque to punk rock.

Their music truly comes alive where no technical effects are needed: in close connection with the audience, creating an intimate atmosphere that encourages listeners not only to hear the music but to experience and share it.

Driven by energy, creativity, a spirit of experimentation, humour and spontaneity, Opas Diandl captivate audiences both as an outstanding ensemble and as uncompromisingly unique individual musicians. Their music resonates in every heart, carrying its pulse into each venue and every audience, making every concert a truly magical and unforgettable experience.

The exhibition “Fragments of the Promised Time” features reliefs and sculptures that reveal the feminine principle and the ancient power of the Salighe. It is complemented by the performance “The Dance of the Firstborn”, in which La Cristàna, together with an ensemble, stages a ritual procession and circular dance. Through the colours of red, symbolising fire and life, and white, representing purity and spirit, a powerful vision of awakening unfolds.

A wonderful programme performed by the women’s choir from Lana, conducted by Birgit Laimer.

Every summer from July to August takes place here at Kränzelhof — performed in German.

Every year the garden in front of the Ansitz is filled with art, music, and culture.

On the longest day of the year, we gather to create a nature mandala and honor Mother Earth through the sounds of communal singing (Kirtan). A ritual fire marks the closing of the day with light, warmth, and togetherness.

The evening concludes with a buffet — we warmly welcome dishes brought by guests.