Prättigau Cultural Get-Together

A hood, a cap, a scarf, and a shawl—all as part of an outfit—not just random items from the Rosengarten Cultural Center’s costume collection.

The costume collection at the Rosengarten Cultural Center has a long history. It traces its origins back to the theater costume department established by Leni Rauber in the 1980s. After moving to the Nordstall at the Rosengarten Cultural Center in 2004, the collection evolved into a lending library for historical costumes and props known far beyond the Prättigau region. Since 2025, the costume collection has been fully integrated into the Rosengarten Foundation. Over the past few months, the collection has been secured, organized, and digitally cataloged, and has now found a permanent home in the attic of the Kulturhaus.

The Prättigau Cultural Roundtable cordially invites interested visitors to an exclusive look behind the scenes.

During a guided tour from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., participants will gain fascinating insights into the newly established costume collection as well as the history and development of this special collection. Afterward, all guests are invited to an aperitif in the Rittersaal.

This will be followed by a varied festive program featuring presentations and insights from the various departments of the Rosengarten Cultural Center. The event will conclude with a cozy get-together and stimulating conversations.

Registration for the tour is required through the Prättigau Cultural Office.
[Email: kultur@praettigau.info / WhatsApp: 078 207 48 77]


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