Events in Graubünden - Customs and traditions

Zavranza / Schafscheide. Ftan Pitschen / La Lavina. Mit Festwirtschaft und kleinem Markt mit einheimischen Produkten.

A traditional market where the "Miss" is chosen from among the cows and Swiss customs are celebrated. Children can do arts and crafts or learn traditional crafts.

An sechs Wochenenden im September und Oktober 2026 ab 11.00 Uhr öffnet jeweils ein Fläscher Weinbaubetrieb seine Kellertüren.

At the Flax Brachete, the focus is on processing flax together. Once again, flax is riffled, broken, hackled, spun and a joyful celebration is held.

Traditioneller Markt- und Ausstellungstag der Südbündner Bauernvereine: Marktstrasse mit landwirtschaftlichen Produkten, Rinderausstellung, Pferdepunktierung und vieles mehr.

Musical delight meets Engadin hospitality. Festival for New Swiss Folk Music in Sils.

Christmas market on the school grounds in Disentis.

Entry of the bishop with 40 Samichläusen and Schmutzli - A more than 60-year-old tradition lives in Bad Ragaz!

Advent Market Samnaun. Advent atmosphere in Samnaun with mulled wine, raclette, fondue, Christmas stalls and Christmas shopping in 40 duty-free stores.

The Hotschrennen on New Year’s Day in Klosters has now become a firm tradition.

Noisy hustle and bustle, colorfully disguised characters and exuberant atmosphere

On March 1, the children parade through the village with bells and colorfully decorated hats, chasing away the winter with singing, whip cracking and bell ringing.

On March 1st, children parade through the village with bells and colorfully decorated hats, driving away winter with singing, cracking whips and ringing bells.

The traditional Chalandamarz parade through Bever takes place on March 1st.

Dance festival: performances, dance classes and shows

Open-air play with supporting program

In mid-August, the largest summer event in southeastern Switzerland and the largest folk festival in Graubünden takes place.

The Albula Pass is available for one day to anyone who travels under their own power, whether on wheels, rollers, or feet.