KRAPOLDI Street Theater

The KRAPOLDI Festival (KRAPOLDI Festival Innsbruck) kicks off its city center program, bringing international clowning, new circus acts, and street theater ensembles directly to the people. Expect magic, humor, poetry, spectacular artists, charming clowns, breathtaking aerial acts, and fire shows transforming familiar spaces.

This event is a highlight for all ages, offering spontaneous and surprising performances. It's designed to be unconventional and accessible, bringing culture into public spaces. The festival aims to create a vibrant, engaging atmosphere where locals can unwind and be amazed. Participation is encouraged, and the atmosphere is always lively. Runs from 3 PM onwards.

Alles Gute Open Air

Experience the Alles Gute Festival (ALLES GUTE FESTIVAL 2025), an open-air cultural celebration hosted by four local cultural platforms.

The festival brings a colorful hustle and bustle with a program ranging from local popular artists to well-known national and international musicians, bands, and DJs. The comprehensive music and supporting program details are announced closer to the date, but expect diverse performances and a vibrant atmosphere.

This festival is known for its relaxed and inviting atmosphere, encouraging people to stroll, relax, and dance. It's a fantastic opportunity to enjoy live music and cultural offerings in the heart of the city. While general entry to the open-air area is typically free, specific premium shows or sections might have a cost (a festival pass is mentioned at €75 for the entire duration, but specific daily tickets might be available or not needed for general access).

KRAPOLDI City Magic

Continue to immerse yourself in the KRAPOLDI Festival's unique atmosphere.

The city center transforms into a 'magical circus world' with free street theater, clowning, and new circus performances happening across Maria-Theresien-Straße, the Altstadt, and the Marktplatz.

Perfect for a leisurely Saturday morning and early afternoon, this festival offers delightful and surprising acts around every corner. It's a fantastic way to experience the city's public spaces alive with art and laughter. Keep an eye out for spontaneous performances and family-friendly activities.

Alles Gute Festival Day

Spend your afternoon at the Alles Gute Festival, where the forecourt of the State Theatre continues to be a hub of open-air cultural activities.

Enjoy live music from diverse artists, explore the artistic installations, and soak in the vibrant, relaxed ambiance. The festival encourages strolling, parleying, relaxing, and dancing.

This afternoon is ideal for experiencing the dynamic interplay of music, art, and community that defines this festival. It's a great spot to meet friends, enjoy some food and drinks, and see what local and international artists have to offer. Specific performance schedules will be detailed closer to the event date.

Summer Night in Patsch

Head to the charming village of Patsch, just outside Innsbruck, for their traditional Summer Night Festival (Sommernachtsfest in Patsch).

This entertaining local event features music, a bar, a tombola, and a bouncy castle for children, offering an authentic insight into Tyrolean village life and a relaxed evening atmosphere.

This is a wonderful opportunity to experience traditional Tyrolean community festivities away from the city bustle. It's family-friendly and provides a taste of local customs and hospitality. The focus is on enjoyable communal gathering with simple entertainment.

Early Music Mass

Attend 'Musik im Gottesdienst' (Music in the Divine Service) as part of the Innsbruck Festival of Early Music.

This traditional event features a special musical arrangement during the church service, performed by the Chor der Stiftsmusik Stams and Paluselli Consort Stams. It offers a unique blend of spiritual reflection and historical music.

This event provides a serene and enriching cultural experience in a beautiful sacred setting. It's a cherished part of the festival, known for its high musical quality and historical significance. While part of a ticketed festival, church services often have free admission.

Cathedral Morning Music

Experience a musically enhanced Sunday Mass at the majestic Dom zu St.

Jakob (Cathedral of St. James). The liturgy will be musically arranged by students of the Tiroler Landeskonservatorium (Tyrolean State Conservatory), offering a beautiful and uplifting start to your Sunday in a historic setting.

This is a wonderful opportunity to appreciate both the religious and musical traditions of Innsbruck. The Cathedral itself is an architectural marvel, and the student performances add a fresh, vibrant touch to the Sunday service. It's a key part of local life and a peaceful cultural experience.

Early Music Grand Concert

Conclude your weekend with a grand classical concert, 'Tag & Nacht' (Day & Night), as part of the prestigious Innsbruck Festival of Early Music. This vocal performance features the acclaimed soprano Claire Lefilliâtre with the ensemble Les Épopées, conducted by Stéphane Fuget. Immerse yourself in the rich sounds of Baroque music in an opulent setting.

This is a highlight for classical music enthusiasts and those looking for a sophisticated cultural experience. The Riesensaal in the Imperial Palace provides a stunning backdrop for such a performance, making it a memorable end to the weekend. Booking in advance is highly recommended due to the popularity of the festival.