Name: 72nd Volksfest Bruckmühl (SVB-Wiesn) 2026
Start: 2026-07-10T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-07-19T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Festplatz SV Bruckmühl

SVB-Wiesn Bruckmühl

About SVB-Wiesn Bruckmühl

The SVB-Wiesn is the annual Volksfest of SV Bruckmühl in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim — in 2026, the 72nd edition will run for ten days in mid-July. It kicks off with a grand parade of 1,000 participants and three bands, followed by a marquee program with Almklausi and Heino on opening night, a nationwide mixed volleyball tournament on the first weekend, a Bavarian evening, a festival fireworks display on July 14th, and a boxing match night to conclude. Over 500 m² beer garden daily from 2:30 PM.

Dates 10 Jul — 19 Jul 2026

Venue Bruckmühl (09187)

Prices Free

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

SVB-Wiesn Bruckmühl — edition 2026

The 72nd SVB-Wiesn runs from July 10th to 19th, 2026. Opening on July 10th with a parade at 6 PM (3 bands, 1,000 participants), followed by Almklausi and Heino in the festival tent. July 11th/12th: Mixed volleyball tournament, July 13th: Bavarian Evening, July 14th: Festival fireworks, July 15th: Family afternoon with puppet theater, July 18th: Boxing and kickboxing match night. Daily beer garden from 2:30 PM.

The 2026 edition features the full program arsenal of the SVB-Wiesn concept — from party music with Almklausi and Heino on opening night to the nationwide volleyball tournament and the closing boxing match night. This variety of Wiesn, sports event, and family festival makes the Bruckmühl Volksfest one of Upper Bavaria's most surprisingly diverse folk festivals.

Highlights SVB-Wiesn Bruckmühl 2026

Parade July 10th, 6 PM (3 bands, 1000 participants), Almklausi + Heino on opening night, Festival fireworks July 14th, Boxing match night July 18th.

Programme SVB-Wiesn Bruckmühl 2026

Opening Weekend — Friday, July 10th – Sunday, July 12th, 2026

Fri, July 10th, 6:00 PM — Grand Parade from Bruckmühl Gymnasium to the festival grounds with 3 festival bands and 1,000 participants
Fri, July 10th, Evening — Almklausi and Heino live in the festival tent
Fri, July 10th — Card game tournament also
Sat, July 11th + Sun, July 12th — Nationwide Mixed Volleyball Tournament with teams from all over Germany
Festival tent program on both evenings

Midweek — July 13th – 16th, 2026

Mon, July 13th — Bavarian Evening with traditional cuisine and live brass music
Tue, July 14th — Grand Festival Fireworks
Wed, July 15th — Family Afternoon with Puppet Theater and reduced prices
Tue–Thu — Festival tent operation with changing bands

Closing Weekend — July 17th – 19th, 2026

Sat, July 18th — Boxing and Kickboxing Match Night
Sun, July 19th — Festival wind-down with Frühschoppen and closing program

Festival Tent and Beer Garden

Over 500 m² beer garden, open daily from 2:30 PM
9 different bands and brass combos over the 10 days
Bavarian cuisine: Hax'n, Bratl, Hähnchen, Steckerlfisch, Brezel
Festival beers from Upper Bavarian breweries
Reservations until 6:30 PM via svbruckmuehl.de
Accessible toilets, covered smoking area

Prices SVB-Wiesn Bruckmühl 2026

Admission to the festival grounds is free. Festival tent Maß (liter mug) at usual Volksfest prices. Family discount on July 15th with reduced prices. Reservations via svbruckmuehl.de.

Practical information

Practical information — SVB-Wiesn Bruckmühl

Getting There

Bruckmühl is located on the A8 (Bad Aibling exit) and the Munich–Salzburg railway line (BRB / Meridian). Approximately a 10-minute walk from Bruckmühl station to the festival grounds. Ample free parking available.

Tent Reservations

Reservations via the online form at svbruckmuehl.de. Reservations are valid until 6:30 PM.

Admission and Opening Hours

Admission to the festival grounds is free. Beer garden open daily from 2:30 PM. Festival tent program usually starts in the late afternoon.

72 Years of SV Bruckmühl, 72 Years of Wiesn

The SV Bruckmühl is the sports club of the Upper Bavarian market town of Bruckmühl in the Rosenheim district — known for its Bundesliga volleyball base. The club has hosted the annual Volksfest since 1954, which enjoys cult status in the region as the "SVB-Wiesn". In 2026, the 72nd edition will run for ten days from Friday, July 10th, to Sunday, July 19th.

Parade with 1,000 Participants

The opening is marked on the first evening by a grand parade starting at 6:00 PM, moving from the Bruckmühl Gymnasium to the festival grounds. Three festival bands with a total of 1,000 participants form the core of the procession — an unusual parade for a Volksfest of this size, mobilizing the region between Bruckmühl, Bad Aibling, Kolbermoor, and Rosenheim.

Almklausi and Heino on Opening Night

On July 10th, 2026, two heavyweights of the Bavarian-German party music genre will provide the opening atmosphere in the festival tent: Almklausi with his Wiesn hits and Heino as the legendary Schlager star. A deliberate combination of Wiesn pop and Schlager classics — typical of the festival's programmatic mix.

Volleyball, Bavarian Evening, Fireworks

Over the ten days, other key program points are spread out:

July 11th/12th — Nationwide Mixed Volleyball Tournament with teams from all over Germany (tradition from SVB's volleyball DNA)
July 13th — Bavarian Evening with traditional cuisine and live brass music
July 14th — Grand Festival Fireworks on the festival grounds
July 15th — Family Afternoon with puppet theater and reduced prices
July 18th — Boxing and Kickboxing Match Night

Festival Tent Atmosphere and Beer Garden

The festival tent offers seating for several hundred guests daily; alongside it, over 500 m² of beer garden space, open daily from 2:30 PM. Waitresses in traditional costume serve Bavarian specialties — Hax'n, Bratl, Hähnchen, Steckerlfisch, Brezeln. On tap: regional festival beers from Upper Bavarian breweries. Accessible toilets, ample parking, a dedicated covered smoking area.

Bruckmühl and the Mangfall Valley

Bruckmühl is located in the southern Rosenheim district on the Mangfall river, on the Munich–Salzburg railway line. The market town with almost 16,000 inhabitants is one of the economic centers of the Mangfall Valley — and the SVB-Wiesn is its most important annual major event. Beyond the Wiesn, carnival parades, Christmas markets, and sports weeks shape the local event calendar.