Kellberg’s Heimat- und Trachtenverein to Premiere New Play, “Oh, Dear God”

Kellberg, Germany – The theater group of the Kellberger Heimat- und Trachtenverein (Kellberg Home and Costume Association) is preparing to premiere its new play, “Oh, Dear God,” on Friday, March 13th, at 7:30 p.m. At the Kellberger Kurgästehaus. The performance will be followed by seven additional shows.

A Passionate Theater Group

The members of the traditional costume club are eagerly anticipating the premiere, currently in the final stages of preparation. Director Mako Pratter is focused on refining the actors’ performances.

About the Heimat- und Trachtenverein Kellberg

The Heimat- und Trachtenverein Kellberg e.V. Is a local, culturally and traditionally-focused association, independent of political and religious affiliations. According to its statutes, the organization is dedicated to preserving, maintaining, and fostering local heritage, with a particular emphasis on traditional costumes and customs. Learn more about the Verein.

Kellberg: A Scenic Location

Kellberg is situated on the southern foothills of the Bavarian Forest, on the northern bank of the Danube River, approximately 9 km (5.6 miles) from Passau, and directly bordering Austria. Clear weather offers views stretching from the Arber mountain to the Dachstein mountain. In 1852, King Max II of Bavaria visited the highest point in the municipality, now known as König-Max-Höhe (approximately 525 m above sea level), and remarked on the beauty of the Bavarian landscape, noting that he could see up to 17 church towers.

Contact Information

For inquiries about the Trachtenverein Kellberg, contact Vorsitzende/r (Chairman) Markus Rott at rottmarkus@gmx.de. More information can be found on the Gemeinde Thyrnau website.

Preserving Tradition

Since 1981, the Trachtenverein has published the “Kellberger Trachten-blattl,” documenting the history of the association through the contributions of its secretaries. Read more about the history of the Kellberger Trachtenverein.