Together we will celebrate cycling on a tour from Zizers to Maienfeld. And of course enjoy the break in the Heidi Village extensively. During the day one of THE tourist hotspots with thousands of visitors, we enjoy the peace and quiet in the evening, very Coffee&Bike-like with a coffee in a picturesque setting. And if you have a small favorite mug (with saucer) with you, it will become part of a creative photo. A photo that tells of pause, serenity and fun. By the way: Whether it's a junk bike, a city runabout, a high-tech bike or a rocket-powerful e-bike. All bikes are welcome here. The main thing is that you bring a smile and a bike light.

For the 2nd time, Ernst Eggenberger and Riccarda Caflisch are guests together at the Sennhof.

ILel Agrakal - The Mediterranean - Hayet.R

Opening 23 May 5 pm

Exhibition of
24 and 25 May 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
27 May 1-6 pm

The third Sennhofsommer is just around the corner.
We start on Fri 23 May from 6 pm with Marijana Zovko - Mare

"Sometimes I think that the smaller you are, the bigger the desires. I'm very, very small." That's what Rosa, the mouse, says. For example, she doesn't want to be alone because she's scared. And so she walks through the bars into the enclosure of Rigo, the big leopard, of all places: the start of an unusual but rather thick friendship.

The family theatre "Rigo and Rosa" is about trust, friendship and confidence. But also about fear, saying goodbye and big questions. And they don't always need an answer, Rigo thinks: "Some questions are like the beginning of a journey. You go out with your eyes and ears open and go from one question to the next. Keep going!" And so hopefully the play will leave a lasting impression on all visitors.

The play "Rigo and Rosa" is based on the children's book of the same name. With the tender language of Lorenz Pauli and the expressive images of illustrator Kathrin Schärer, it won the Swiss Children's and Young People's Media Prize in 2017. Actor Pascal Illi makes his debut as a director with this anda events production.

Contributors:
Marius Tschirky

The exhibition "Attenzione Residua" examines the fragile nature of perception – the moment when attention becomes an intense focus before it turns into distraction.

The works on display are fragments of an incomplete perceptual system – they oscillate between concentration and dissolution, between structure and decay. Material Assemblages, sculptural fragments and a video that plays with hyperfocus and visual disintegration challenge visitors to become aware of their own perception. What remains in the moment of seeing – and what inevitably slips away?

Stephan Thomas, organ

Pipes, keys, buttons, winding corridors – the organ is a fantastic creature that fascinates young and old. It is precisely the view into the interior, which is only possible on special occasions, that reveals the extraordinary diversity and complexity of this organism. During the guided tour of the St. Martin's organ, children can play the organ, take a short trip into the belly of the instrument, blow into organ pipes and much more. Parents are also welcome.

Admission is free, a collection will be charged.

Music from Switzerland and for Switzerland

Free admission, collection

Priska Walss, Alphorn
Andrea Paglia, organ

The Chur Organ Concerts open the 2025 cycle, their 33rd in total,
with chamber music. The alphorn player Priska Walss and the
Organist Andrea Paglia.

Walss is known to the audience as a long-time horn player of the Kammerphilharmonie
Graubünden; Paglia from Verona has been
Organist of the Reformed Church Männedorf.

The Chur programme mainly includes Swiss composers,
Carl Rütti with pieces from his "Suite pastorale" and
Jean Daetwyler with the "Suite montagnarde". To continue to sound
the «Cathedral suite» by Gordon Young and the «Alphorn ballad»
by Dennis Armitage. Finally, Priska Walss improvises for the
Topic "Spring Awakening".

Admission is free, a collection will be charged.

Maurizio Croci

Admission is free, a collection will be charged.