18. - 20.09.26
11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Marketplace

LEAFS & ROOTS

The Innsbruck Market Days

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KRAUT & KNOLLE brings the flavors of fall to downtown Innsbruck. At the Marktplatz, everything revolves around the diversity of Tyrolean agriculture, regional quality, and the special flavors of the season. Together with Tyrolean vegetable farmers and the Tyrolean Chamber of Agriculture, market days are organized that allow visitors to experience tradition, craftsmanship, and regional character with all their senses.

A special highlight awaits visitors on Sunday at 11 a.m.: That’s when the vegetable farmers will march together from Franziskanerplatz to the market square. Accompanied by the MK Mühlau, the procession will serve as a festive kickoff and showcase the diversity and strength of Tyrolean agriculture right in the heart of the city.

Visitors can look forward to a lovingly curated market experience featuring crisp fall vegetables, farm-fresh delicacies, and handmade specialties—straight from Tyrolean farms and artisanal workshops. KRAUT & KNOLLE invites you to stroll, sample, discover, and shop mindfully.

Music and live bands will provide the perfect soundtrack, while a varied children’s program centered on vegetables invites even the youngest visitors to join in and explore.

These direct-to-consumer sellers from Tyrol are participating

Urbanhof, Hall

Thomas Posch specializes in growing tomatoes, melons, and bell peppers at the Urbanhof in Hall.

Franzeler Organic Farm, Absam

Organic vegetables and potatoes grown on the Zanon family's farm—regional and seasonal

Georg Pfurtscheller, Terfens

Strawberries, garlic, and malting barley grown at elevations ranging from 500 m to 1,200 m above sea level.

Karlhof, Rum

Hannes Schirmer's farm specializes in a variety of vegetables and organic squash.

WoKo Ladele

A small, charming farm stand in Vill offering a wide selection of farm-fresh products from their own farm and from select regional partner farms

Association of Tyrolean Direct Marketers

Advocacy on behalf of direct marketers with the goal of ensuring a diverse selection of top-quality food products.

Market Hall

The Innsbruck Market Hall is known for high-quality food, a strong commitment to local products, and personal interactions.

Your culinary needs will be well taken care of:

Andreas Giner | Hall in Tirol
Farmers' Wives, Innsbruck Region
Young Farmers, Thaur
FloJos
Tyrolean Winegrowers’ Association
Tyrolean Popcorn from Prascher Snack Tirol

On-Site Information

Agrarmarketing Tirol
Organic from the Mountains
Association of Tyrolean Vegetable Farmers
LK Tyrol
Association of Tyrolean Direct Marketers
LAK

Music Program

Friday, Sept. 18

Time	Artist	Description
starting at 11 a.m. – U1		U1 U1 hosts the day and provides entertainment Among the performers are the Ofenbankler

Saturday, Sept. 19

Time	Artist	Description
starting at 11 a.m. – The Home Distillers		The Home Distillers The music group “Die Selberbrennt’n,” which emerged from the Absam Citizens’ Band in the spring of 2013, is primarily dedicated to performing traditional Alpine folk music. At various events, they perform pieces by well-known dance music groups as well as their own compositions. The six enthusiastic musicians from Absam and Thaur (including one female musician) play with great dedication and a deep love of music.

Sunday, September 20

Time	Artist	Description
_{11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.} – MK Mühlau-Innsbruck		MK Mühlau-Innsbruck The MK Mühlau accompanies the parade from Franziskanerplatz to Marktplatz. This is followed by an open-air concert at Marktplatz. The MK Mühlau is one of Innsbruck’s oldest marching bands. With 180 years of history, it is an important part of cultural life in Mühlau and Innsbruck. About 40 musicians of all ages are currently active in the band.