KRAPOLDI im Park 2022

From Tuesday, 30 August 2022, the Rapoldi Park will once again be the place to be for circus lovers young and old. For the third time, the Krapoldi Festival comes to Rapoldi Park and offers breathtaking circus art for children and adults. The artists are a colourful combination of international groups and local celebrities (such as Herbert & Mimi).

The festival is organised by the Rapoldi Cultural Association under the leadership of Circus Meer from Natters (Tyrol).

Programme at the Krapoldi Festival

A total of around 30 events await you with great offers ranging from the children's circus to breathtaking evening events for adults. Among them are artistic groups like: Herbert & Mimi from Tyrol, Soralino from France, Momomento from Austria, Die Stöcklbühne from Austria, Colette Gomette from France and many more.

Street Art Festival in the Park (free highlight)

A special highlight is the free two-day Street Art Festival in the Park. Numerous small and large programme items are planned in Rapoldipark. All this is free of charge.

Fri. 02.09. 14:00 - 21:00
Sat. 03.09. 14:00 - 21:00 hrs

These artists await you on the days of the street art festival.

• Barada Street | Clowns, Music & Acrobatics | GB
• Cia Delá Praká | Maiador | contemporary dance with circus arts | BRA
• Sawdust Symphony | Craftsmanship confronting circus | AT
• Eisenhans | Oldtime Strongman | AT
• Herbert and Mimi | Clownduo | AT
• Jordi Bertramo | poetic clown | IT
• Multitudo | Giant Games of Wood | AT
• Deborah Darnhofer | The Storyteller | AT
• Dolly and the RapOldies | Gigantic Puppet Theatre | AT

About the Krapoldi

KRAPOLDI in the Park is a festival with a great supporting programme in a beautiful park setting in the heart of Innsbruck. For the very first time there will be a colourful mixture of clown performance, new circus and street theatre. The raven Krapoldi will land in Innsbruck on 25 August 2020 and open the festival - KRAPOLDI in the Park. Unforgettable days with regional and international artistic groups will follow. Stories of distant lands, of human pyramids, of impossible worlds, of exuberant joie de vivre and of great games and giant rolling bodies. The weird bird brings joy, wonder, laughter and dreams to this little city oasis. The planned IKB environmental festival - the Umwelt.Krawall - will be transformed into an ecological experience mile, which will take up changing themes on 29 August (from 2:30 p.m.) and be presented with lots of fun and information - by our great partners. This is cultural work that moves, touches and brings people together!

Further information: www.krapoldi.at