Harvest Feast and Auction
Enjoy Tyrolean specialties, folk music, and a festive auction of the harvest wreath and other produce to support local causes.
Bezirkserntedankfest Imst
Sep 30, 2028ExpectedSource
Every three years, the Tyrolean town of Imst gives thanks for the harvest with the great Bezirkserntedankfest. Organized by the region's farm youth, it fills the town with decorated wagons, costume, and festivity, in a celebration of the Christian harvest thanksgiving deeply rooted in the rural life of Austria.
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About media standardsEnjoy Tyrolean specialties, folk music, and a festive auction of the harvest wreath and other produce to support local causes.
Attend the solemn mass of thanksgiving at the Gurgltal care center in Imst, marking the start of the festival.
~9:00
Spectators line the streets of Imst as elaborately decorated wagons and crowns are pulled by horses or carried, vibrant costumes play traditional music, culminating at the Agrarzentrum West.
~10:30
Imst, Austria
Open in MapsTraditional attire (Trachten) optional
Basic German greetings (Grüß Gott)
Stand with the crowd at the roadside for procession, avoid disturbing church service, parti...
Crowd level: high.
Free events are available.

REGIONAL RELIGIOUS RITUAL
Bezirkserntedankfest Imst
Imst, Austria
Every three years, the Tyrolean town of Imst gives thanks for the harvest with the great Bezirkserntedankfest. Organized by the region's farm youth, it fills the town with decorated wagons, costume, and festivity, in a celebration of the Christian harvest thanksgiving deeply rooted in the rural life of Austria.
Erntedankfest (Harvest Thanksgiving) is a long-standing Christian tradition in Austria, where rural communities give thanks for the autumn harvest. In Tyrol, it is often linked with regional Landjugend traditions. The Imst festival connects agricultural heritage and faith through a communal procession and blessings of the harvest.
Enjoy Tyrolean specialties, folk music, and a festive auction of the harvest wreath and other produce to support local causes.
Attend the solemn mass of thanksgiving at the Gurgltal care center in Imst, marking the start of the festival.
Spectators line the streets of Imst as elaborately decorated wagons and crowns are pulled by horses or carried, vibrant costumes play traditional music, culminating at the Agrarzentrum West.
first-timer tips
Traditional attire (Trachten) optional
Basic German greetings (Grüß Gott)
Stand with the crowd at the roadside for procession, avoid disturbing church service, participate by clapping o...
Modest attire recommended (church service in morning). Greet with 'Grüß Gott' and be respectful during the mass...
Sep 30, 2028
Estimated
Imst
Tyrol and Vorarlberg
Free public events available
Families welcome
Very High visitor welcome

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