Katharina Mayer lives Bavarian folk dancing and gets everyone on the dancefloor.
Bavarian dance culture
In recent years, Alpine dance culture of the 19th century has seen a joyful revival and dance teacher Katharina Mayer is right in the middle of this movement. Bavarian dances are an important part of the region’s identity and associated with unique events, such as the “Kocherlball” in Munich’s English Garden, a yearly huge open-air dancing event! The Bavarian music, songs, and dances have been handed down from generation to generation throughout the region and today, everyone can join in, for a unique Bavarian experience that transcends all language boundaries.
Katharina's Bavarian experience
Dance like a Bavarian
Polka, Landler, Dreher: Bavarian folk dances are a wonderful part of the region’s culture that is easily accessible for visitors. After all, dance is a universal language, right? Katharina Mayer’s credo: Everyone can dance and her classes for individuals and groups are joyful occasions full of spinning, clapping and stamping.
Katharina's insider tip
Only in Bavaria: “Kocherlball”, Munich’s largest open-air dance event, sees thousands of people coming together in July at the Chinese Tower in the city’s English Garden. Another great tradition is the “Kathreintanz” in the Hofbräuhaus. Join in!
Find out more about things to do and experiences in Munich & in the surrounding region:
Tourismus Oberbayern e.V. (Tourism Board Upper Bavaria)
Balanstrasse 57
81541 Munich
Phone: +49 89 90778270
Email: info@oberbayern.de
www.oberbayern.de
Katharina Mayer
Tanzart
Rain 35
83674 Gaißach
Phone: +49 174 913 273
Email: info@tanzart.eu
www.tanzart.eu