Customs-Crafts-Tracht in Kolbermoor: Market 2026 Cancelled


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Customs, Crafts, and Tracht in Kolbermoor – cancelled
The market Customs-Crafts-Tracht planned for Saturday, October 17, 2026, at the Pauline-Thoma-Mittelschule Kolbermoor is cancelled. The event was intended to bring together regional Tracht culture, traditional crafts, and selected products from the Mangfalltal region from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Marketplace for Upper Bavarian Tracht culture
In previous editions, the Pauline-Thoma-Schule regularly transformed into a versatile marketplace for Dirndls, Lederhosen, Tracht fabrics, Tracht jewelry, hats, and matching accessories. The market is organized by the Trachtenverein D’Mangfalltaler Kolbermoor in a biennial rhythm around the church fair weekend and is part of the vibrant customs preservation in the Rosenheim region.
Craftsmanship with visible experience
The focus is on traditional trades and handcrafted unique pieces. These include tailoring, gold embroidery, bobbin lace, spinning, knitting, turning, shoemaking, hat making, rope making, and works in wood, metal, and textile. Such demonstrations make expertise, material quality, and careful craftsmanship directly tangible.
Regional variety and marketplace atmosphere
The sales exhibition combines shopping experience and cultural transmission. Tracht crafts, customs, and regional identity receive a shared space where visitors can converse with exhibitors and learn about the creation of traditional products. Previous events were also complemented by coffee, cake, snacks, and other catering offers.
Practical information
The venue was the Pauline-Thoma-Mittelschule at Dr.-Max-Hofmann-Straße 7 in 83059 Kolbermoor. Admission was indicated as free in current event notices. However, for October 17, 2026: The market is cancelled and will not take place.
Conclusion
The cancelled market Customs-Crafts-Tracht represents the connection of regional variety, lived club culture, and traditional craftsmanship in the Mangfalltal. Interested market-goers should pay attention to the next edition and future notices from the organizer.










