Annual Events
Since 2004 St. Johann has a modern event hall : the Kaisersaal. The term is derived from the mountain chain “Der Wilde Kaiser”. There are many events such as lectures, corporate events and pop or rock concerts in this hall.
- Koasalauf - one of the biggest cross-country races held in January
- summer night festival “Jaggasn” held in July
- UCI cycling race of the seniors held in August
- a festival celebrating dumplings held in September
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