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Multikraft 2026 Nature Festival: Record attendance, sunshine, and pure enjoyment of nature
On June 13, the Multikraft campus in Pichl near Wels once again transformed into a lively gathering place for nature lovers, families, and those who appreciate the finer things in life. What was billed as a day filled with nature, socializing, and experiences turned into a special festival—and set a new attendance record: Around 900 guests accepted the invitation to the Nature Festival at Multikraft.
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Perfect weather at just the right time
That morning, things looked anything but promising. Heavy rain initially had everyone looking up at the sky with concern. But just in time for the festival to begin, the weather showed its best side: pleasant temperatures and bright sunshine accompanied visitors throughout the day. Looking back, the timing could hardly have been better.
Something for every taste
There was plenty on offer for guests in terms of food. The Falstaff-award-winning KoCh Baukasten treated everyone to burgers, fries, and creative specialties. The fire pit was also particularly popular, where young and old alike could grill their own bread on a stick and sausages. The Goldhaubenfrauen Bad Schallerbach provided sweet moments with their pastries, as did the ice cream truck from Stadler Bio-Eis. The Pichl Sports Club also offered a wide variety of beverages.
That morning, things looked anything but promising. Heavy rain initially had everyone looking up at the sky with concern. But just in time for the festival to begin, the weather showed its best side: pleasant temperatures and bright sunshine accompanied visitors throughout the day. Looking back, the timing could hardly have been better.
Something for every taste
There was plenty on offer for guests in terms of food. The Falstaff-award-winning KoCh Baukasten treated everyone to burgers, fries, and creative specialties. The fire pit was also particularly popular, where young and old alike could grill their own bread on a stick and sausages. The Goldhaubenfrauen Bad Schallerbach provided sweet moments with their pastries, as did the ice cream truck from Stadler Bio-Eis. The Pichl Sports Club also offered a wide variety of beverages.
Music and a festival atmosphere in the Multikraft Garden
In the morning, Brandis Big Band from the Marktkapelle Bad Schallerbach provided the perfect musical accompaniment with a lively swing brunch. In the afternoon, Helga Tanzbar took the stage and wowed the crowd with a mix of pop, rock, and well-known classics. Many guests took advantage of the relaxed atmosphere in the Multikraft Garden to enjoy the music while having a leisurely picnic.
Experience nature and get active
Families, in particular, had a wonderful time. Whether making seed bombs, planting seedlings, or playing a nature-themed memory game, everyone got to craft, learn, and explore. A bouncy castle, face painting, and plenty of games put big smiles on the children’s faces. Another highlight was the Sulzbach Fire Department, which was on site with its fire truck and offered fascinating insights into their work.
Exciting behind-the-scenes insights
Those interested in learning more about Multikraft were able to take a look behind the scenes during guided tours of the production facilities and laboratory. The keynote presentations generated a lot of interest and offered valuable insights into the world of natural solutions for plants, animals, and people. The brands bioemsan and Manju also presented themselves to visitors. The program was rounded out by an expert from “Natur im Garten,” who brought along numerous tips and giveaways for natural gardening.
A celebration that brings people together
The 2026 Nature Festival once again demonstrated how well nature, knowledge, enjoyment, and community go hand in hand. The new attendance record of around 900 guests, the excellent atmosphere, and the surprisingly good weather made the event a resounding success.
A heartfelt thank you goes out to all visitors, the numerous partners, associations, exhibitors, and, of course, the staff who made this special day possible. We are already looking forward to the next Nature Festival at Multikraft.
The 2026 Nature Festival once again demonstrated how well nature, knowledge, enjoyment, and community go hand in hand. The new attendance record of around 900 guests, the excellent atmosphere, and the surprisingly good weather made the event a resounding success.
A heartfelt thank you goes out to all visitors, the numerous partners, associations, exhibitors, and, of course, the staff who made this special day possible. We are already looking forward to the next Nature Festival at Multikraft.
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