Feuermond -sommerliche Märchenreihe 2022

Happiness to your heart's content Fairy tales and music - 15 to 23 July at the Folk Art Museum The summer event series "Feuermond" celebrates its 25th year. On the first evening in the picturesque cloister of the Folk Art Museum, the storyteller Christine Lander from Berlin will whisk us away into the magical world of stories from "One Thousand and One Nights". Her fairy tales will be translated into sign language for the deaf. Frau Wolle alias Karin Tscholl presents her eighth book on the following two evenings. The collection is entitled "Königin Herzenslust - Märchen über Mut und Liebe". Nevertheless, they are not readings, because the Innsbruck-based author will tell the stories freely, as always. The virtuoso dulcimer player Maria Ma will accompany the freely told fairy tales. On the second weekend, it's "all in butter" when Christine Lander and Frau Wolle tell fairy tales about happiness together. It is always an experience to dive into the world of fairy tales when whole worlds are created in our imagination by just a few words. The gentle cooing of doves and the gradual darkening of the sky frame the art of storytelling and music in the green courtyard in the middle of the city. Tickets for adults and young people aged 13 and over are available in advance at the Volkskunstmuseum (13.-) or at the box office (16.-), which opens at 7 pm. The event begins at 19:30. More at: www.frauwolle.at

Fri 15. 7. at 19.30 VVK 13.- / AK 16.- TAUSEND UND EINE NACHT Christine Lander & sign language interpreter

Sat 16. 7. at 19.30 VVK 13.- / AK 16.- KÖNIGIN HERZENSLUST Frau Wolle narrates & Maria Ma makes music

Sun 17. 7. at 19.30 VVK 13.- / AK 16.- KÖNIGIN HERZENSLUST Frau Wolle narrates & Maria Ma makes music

Fri 22. 7. at 19.30 VVK 13.- / AK 16.- ALL IN BUTTER! Christine Lander & Ms Wolle

Sat 23.7. at 19.30 VVK 13.- / AK 16.- ALL IN BUTTER! Christine Lander & Frau Wolle

For adults and young people from 13 years. Full moon ticket for all 3 programmes at 33.-. Advance booking (VVK) at the ticket office in the museum. Evening box office (AK) from 19.00. Reduction if required.