Carnival parade "Strassner Trommelweiber"
Mo., 08.02.2027 from 13:00 o'clock
Accompanied by a catchy rhythm, the Strassner "Trommelweiber" (lit. Drumming Women) make their way through the district of Strassen in Bad Aussee. They start at the Freismuth family, known as Hitter, at Radling for their parade through the district.
Men dressed in spotless white nightdresses and sleeping hoods introduce their performance on Carnival Monday with a deafening noise on large drums and other "instruments".
Men in women's nightdresses of past centuries want to drive the winter out of the village with drums and trumpets. In earlier times, it was believed that forces of nature, such as winter, could be chased away with noise. On Shrove Monday, the drum women march through the district of Strassen to the tune of the "Ausseer Faschingmarsch" (Shrove March of Aussee). This tune is carried by a rhythm that can be heard in all corners of Ausseerland during the three "holy" Shrove Days. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Date and time
Mo., 08.02.2027
Starts at: 13:00 O'clock
(Duration: 5 Hours)
Event location
Bad Aussee - Ortsteil Strassen bei Bad Aussee
Additional Information
Price information
Entry free!