Dance and tradition: big dance festival in the Rosarium Glücksburg!

Dance and tradition: big dance festival in the Rosarium Glücksburg!

The time has come again: On June 29, 2025, the Angeliters Trachtengruppe e.V. invites you to a colorful dance afternoon in the Rosarium in Glücksburg. From 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., visitors can admire exciting demonstrations of traditional folk dances. The event takes place in the picturesque 2a, 24960 Glücksburg Schloßpark and certainly promises to become an entertaining experience for young and old. Admission is free, and if you feel like it, you can immediately enter the company of the dancers: inside or simply enjoy the demonstrations. The event will take place in the open air in good weather, but it should be expected with the possibility of changes in storm. Event.

The Angeliter traditional costume group is happy about the participation of friendly dance and traditional costumes from Schleswig-Holstein. Particularly noteworthy are the demonstrations of the Holsteiner Three Court and the Mühlenpolka, which is considered the dance of 2025. The colorful variety of traditional costumes brings a special mood and embodies the rich culture of the region. Interested parties from the Flensburg area can contact the traditional costume group (atg-trachtgruppe@web.de) or address directly on site.

The importance of home and regional culture

But what makes such events so important? The state portal Schleswig-Holstein shows that the local and regional culture in Schleswig-Holstein not only preserves tradition, but also kept alive in various projects and Meet. The Schleswig-Holstein Heimatbund (SHHB) plays an important role here. He supports the over 200 connected clubs, institutions and associations, promotes education in culture and history and takes care of traditional costumes and folk dance

A central aspect of cultural -historical work in the country is the maintenance of the costumes. These range from magnificent festive costers to simple peasant costumes, each is unique that requires a lot of craftsmanship. The Landestracht- und folkstanzverband Schleswig-Holstein actively campaigns to revive lost costumes and to promote the modern way of dealing with these traditions.

A look into the future

Such events like the dance afternoon in Glücksburg are a window to the past and a springboard to the future of home culture. The coming generations will hopefully be inspired by their participation in these traditions and add another, colorful facet cut to their own identity.

Overall, it turns out that the passion for traditional costumes and folk dance in Schleswig-Holstein is very popular. Be it through email inquiries, participation in the weekly exercise meetings or the happy crowd of spectators who visit the dance afternoon in the rosarium-the connection with home remains a real treasure of North German culture.