Four days of festive atmosphere in Antdorf: Trachtenjugend was also part of the party

A colorful picture was offered to the spectators at the dance of the boys and girls at the sports grounds. © Oar

Cultivating tradition was the focus of the festivities marking the 25th anniversary of the traditional society and drum parade in Antdorf. There was also a traditional costume youth day.

Antdorf – On the occasion of its 25th anniversary, the Customs Association and Drumming Parade (BVT) Antdorf presented itself with a large programme. On Friday evening, the motto in the Höckstadl was: "Who saws the fastest?" On Sunday evening, eleven drumming processions set the pace on the church square. Saturday belonged to the children and young people of the Loisachgau. The traditional costume youth day of the Loisachgau was organized by the mountain costume association "D' Waxnstoana". For the first time since 2019, it took place again and the opportunity was favorable. "We are closely associated with the BVT and support each other at all festivals," explained chairman and youth leader Andreas Huber.

A colorful program was offered at the Youth Day. After the devotion, the 520 children and young people between the ages of four and 15 from a total of 25 regional clubs and from the sponsor association from Söchering went to the play stations. Alternately, the boys and girls showed their dances on the stage of the Höckstadel. The highlight of the day was a parade through Antdorf and the dancing of all boys and girls at the sports grounds.

Fesche Jungtrachtler: A parade moved through Antdorf on Saturday at the Trachten-Gaujugendtag of the Loisachtaler Gauverband. © Oar

On Sunday evening, ten drumming bands and a marching band, the brass band Iffeldorf-Antdorf and the Habach brass band formed at three points in the village. Drumming, the musicians marched in a star march to the church square. The event was moderated by Gau chairman Josef Ponholzer. Drummers and marching bands from Großweil, Sindelsdorf, Söchering, Marnbach, Rottenbuch, Polling, Spatzenhausen, Seehausen, Haunshofen and Pähl took part and, of course, the BTV Antdorf.

(By the way: Everything from the region is now also available in our regular Weilheim-Penzberg newsletter.)

270 musicians drummed the "regimental salute" in a short open-air concert. Afterwards they marched with the visitors to the Höckstadl for the festive evening with the music bands Habach and Iffeldorf-Antdorf.

After a star march on Sunday evening, the participants met at the church square, where they performed together. © Steibli

28 teams – including five women's teams – had registered for the Wiagsogschneid'n on Friday. About 700 visitors cheered for them – entertained during the breaks by the "Tanzgrobn Musi". Dexterity, technique and strength were needed by the men and women in the competition. Andreas Brya, who moderated the evening, and the audience cheered on the participants loudly.

Strength and dexterity brought 1st place for the team "Schöffau" with Seppi Hindelang and Sebastian Mayr (l.) at the Wiagsogschneid'n – here in comparison with "BVT2" (Andreas Orterer and Benedikt Miller). © Steibli

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The men's teams of two competed in the elimination process. In the last lap, some of them got down to business. In the end, the local heroes Matthias Miller and Florian Ponholzer (2nd place) as well as Dominik Miller and Josef Ponholzer (3rd place) had to admit defeat to the Schöffau team with Seppi Hindelang and Sebastian Mayr. For the five women's teams, there was only one round in which they had to be fast. Anna and Maria Hinterholzer from Münsing won the competition with just under 42 seconds. Florian Thanner, Chairman of the BVT, was satisfied with the evening: "The atmosphere was great," he said. Anneliese Steibli

The "Waxnstoana" had organized the Gaujugendtag in Antdorf. © Oar