Dyeing Blown-Out Easter Eggs with Gitti Lehner (March 23rd): Get creative and design your own Easter decorations to take home. Under expert guidance, you will learn step-by-step how to dye and decorate delicate blown-out eggs. A perfect workshop for those who love handmade crafts or have always wanted to try their hand at egg decorating.

Baking Easter Brioche ("Striezel") with Günther Dillinger (March 24th): Our multi-talented Günther – pizza chef, bike guide, and sauna master – invites you to our show kitchen. In this workshop, he will show you how to braid the traditional Easter "Striezel" and share his secrets for the perfect yeast dough. The best part: you can enjoy your freshly baked brioche right away or take it home with you.

Traditional "Palmbuschen" Binding with Eva Baldinger (March 25th): Immerse yourself in the local custom of binding "Palmbuschen" (traditional Easter palm bushes). Create your own bouquet and learn fascinating details about this historic alpine craft.

Dyeing Easter Eggs with Natural Herbs with Gudrun Köhl (March 26th): Did you know that nature creates the most beautiful patterns? In this workshop, you will use fresh herbs to create stunning, natural designs on Easter eggs. This is a wonderful experience for anyone who loves natural aesthetics, wants to try something new, or simply wants to enjoy a lovely afternoon of crafting.

Morning Inspiration with your host Renate Gyger (Tue, March 24th): Spring is a season of awakening and new beginnings. Our host invites you to start the day with an inspiring moment of reflection in the hotel chapel.

An Introduction to Fasting with Gerlinde Stocker-Schütter (Wed, March 25th): Gerlinde provides a gentle and insightful introduction to the practice of fasting. Discover how you can nourish both body and soul by consciously letting go.

Mindfulness Walk with Renate Gyger (Thu, March 26th): Step out into the nature of the Schladming mountains. Together with Renate, you will experience the outdoors with conscious awareness. The crisp alpine air revitalizes the senses, clears the mind, and creates space for new perspectives.