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Folk dance and customs: training in the Holzhausen traditional costume center!
On November 8th and 9th, 2025, a pre-plattler and pre-dancer training will take place in the Holzhausen Traditional Costume Culture Center. Participants learn dance design, press work and rhetoric. A social evening program and a visit to the museum round off the event.
Folk dance and customs: training in the Holzhausen traditional costume center!
On November 8th and 9th, 2025, an event will take place in the Holzhausen Trachtenkulturzentrum that is likely to arouse the interest of dance and plattler groups. The training for pre-plattlers and pre-dancers is organized by the “Folk Dance and Schuhplattler” department in the Bavarian Traditional Costume Association. The aim of the event is to train and motivate participants in various disciplines related to folk dance.
The course content is diverse and ranges from the design of a dance and plattler rehearsal to press and public relations work to motivation techniques for active groups. A basic rhetoric course is also offered, which is run by the Hanns Seidel Foundation, as well as a theater lightning course and workshops on teaching customs. Particularly modern is the content about writing speeches using artificial intelligence, showing participants how technology can be integrated into the realm of traditions.
Evening program and museum visit
The supporting program in the evening offers hearty entertainment with the Oberlauser Tanzlmusi, where not only can you dance and perform, but games and social gatherings are also on the agenda. On Sunday afternoon, participants also have the opportunity to visit the traditional costume culture museum, which offers additional cultural added value to the event.
In today's world, training courses like this are important to keep folk dance alive and to pass on the traditions to the next generations. Such events also promote dialogue within the community and help preserve regional customs.
Parallel to this event, there are current developments in the digital world, such as the use of software for network simulation. Programs like GNS3 offer professionals the ability to emulate and configure both virtual and real networks. This type of technology is increasingly being used in training and preparation for certification exams.
The relevance of training also extends to software installation, as in the case of Windows 11, where users must be informed that certain hardware requirements must be met in order to complete a successful installation. This includes, among other things, a 64-bit CPU and sufficient storage space for the installation medium.
Overall, the upcoming event in Holzhausen reflects a wide range of educational and entertainment opportunities. It will be exciting to see how participants will integrate the content taught into their own groups and events.