130th Founding Festival GTEV Hochries-Samerberg Grainbach
Five days of festival tent, traditional costumes, and Bavarian music for the grand anniversary in Samerberg
2026
About 130 Years GTEV Hochries-Samerberg
130 Years GTEV Hochries-Samerberg — edition 2026
The festival week combines internal club patronage with public festival tent operations. Each day has a clear profile — from the neighborhood evening on Thursday to the Bavarian-Tyrolean beer and wine evening on Friday, and the classic Bavarian festival Sunday. The procession on Sunday with traditional costume associations, music bands, and patron associations from Gauverband I is the emotional highlight.
Highlights 130 Years GTEV Hochries-Samerberg 2026
Programme 130 Years GTEV Hochries-Samerberg 2026
Thursday, August 13, 2026 — Day of Clubs, Businesses, and Good Neighbors
- Solemn Beer Tapping Ceremony
- Roast pork and Bavarian festival cuisine
- Music: De Boarisch Bris & Hubertus Musikanten
Friday, August 14, 2026 — Beer & Wine Festival
- Beer and wine festival in the tent
- Music: Zellberg Buam (Zillertal) & Preaner Buam
Saturday, August 15, 2026 — Gala Evening
- Grand gala evening in the tent
- Music: Samerberger Musi
Sunday, August 16, 2026 — Festival Sunday (Main Festival Day)
- Morning: Field Service on the festival grounds
- Followed by a grand Procession through Grainbach with traditional costume associations, music bands, and patron associations from Gauverband I
- Festival continues in the tent
Monday, August 17, 2026 — Kesselfleischessen
- Traditional Kesselfleischessen (pork meat stew)
- Music: Beirer Blech
- Festival concludes
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Practical information — 130 Years GTEV Hochries-Samerberg
Getting There
By car: A8 Munich–Salzburg, exit Rosenheim-Süd, then B181 to Samerberg-Grainbach. By train: Rosenheim main station, then continue by bus or taxi.
Admission
Entry to the festival tent is free. Food and drinks available on-site; table reservations recommended for the main evenings.
Traditional Costume
Welcome — Lederhosen, Dirndl, Janker. Of course, visitors without traditional attire are also welcome.
Contact
GTEV Hochries-Samerberg Grainbach — [email protected]
130 Years of Traditional Costume in Samerberg
Since its founding in 1896, the GTEV Hochries-Samerberg Grainbach has been part of Gauverband I — the umbrella organization of Bavarian traditional costume associations in the Munich region and the Bavarian Prealps. With 130 years of existence, the association continues a significant chapter of Upper Bavarian folk tradition history in 2026. The club preserves Schuhplattler (a traditional folk dance), folk dance, traditional costumes, and Bavarian songs — and is deeply rooted in the community of Samerberg, a village of 1,500 inhabitants.
Grainbach Festival Tent — Five Days of Festivities
The festival week takes place on the Grainbach festival grounds, the central event site of Samerberg in the Rosenheim district. The festival tent will be set up for the entire five days, hosting a themed evening with Bavarian music each day. The program clearly distinguishes the days — from the club and neighborhood evening on the opening day, through the beer and wine festival, gala evening, and festival Sunday, to the traditional Kesselfleischessen at the end of the festival.
Festival Sunday with Field Service and Procession
The highlight of the festival week is Sunday, August 16, 2026, with a field service on the festival grounds followed by a grand procession. Traditional costume associations from the entire Gauverband I, friendly clubs, and delegations from patron associations will march through Grainbach in traditional attire — marksmen, music bands, Schuhplattler groups, and whip crackers (Goaßlschnoizer).
Music from the Inn Valley and Zillertal
The musical program features some big names from the Bavarian-Tyrolean folk music scene on stage: Boarisch Bris and the Hubertus Musikanten open on Thursday, the Zellberg Buam from Zillertal play on Friday along with the Preaner Buam, the Samerberger Musi takes over on festival Saturday, and the Beirer Blech brass band accompanies the Kesselfleisch Monday.
Samerberg — Prealps Idyll
The municipality of Samerberg is located at the foot of the Hochries mountain (1,569 m) between Rosenheim and Chiemgau. Those who come to the founding festival in 2026 can ideally combine a day of hiking or a cable car ride up the Hochries with a visit to the festival — festival week in the tent in the evening, mountains during the day.
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