Amplified tunes and alluring barbecues enjoyed in Liechtenstein
Swabian Alb's Unterhausen Music Association Hosts Vibrant Goellesberg Festival
In the picturesque Swabian Alb region, the Goellesberg Festival, an annual event by the Unterhausen music association, officially commenced yesterday following a break due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the temporary closure of the Goellesberg trail, the festival attracted a substantial crowd under a brilliant blue sky.
Festivalgoers made their way on foot, bikes, or family wagons. The event began with a church service led by Pastor Katharina Dolmetsch-Heyduck, aligning with the Christian holiday of Ascension. Following the service, the lively tunes of the Pflummern brass band and the Sondelfingen music association filled the air, engaging the multitude of guests.
Numerous volunteers ensured the attendees were well-catered to, but a rush formed at the cafeteria during lunchtime, as people flocked to savor the mouthwatering grilled specialties. The dessert stand selling cakes and tarts ran out swiftly due to their popularity.
Despite minor hiccups, the Goellesberg Festival reignited the spirit of communal celebration in the Swabian Alb, offering a delightful blend of music, food, and festivity.
Festivalgoers continued their journey through the picturesque Swabian Alb region, immersing themselves in outdoor-living experiences along the Goellesberg trail. After the vibrant performances by the Pflummern brass band and the Sondelfingen music association, guests retreated to their home-and-garden settings, recapping tales of food-and-drink indulgence from the festival catering, particularly the mouthwatering grilled specialties and popular desserts.
