At the Blue Goose Party
Hailstorm almost swept away the celebrities
A hailstorm accompanied the opening of the Blaue Gans guest garden on Thursday evening. However, the guests did not let this spoil their mood at all.
Good-humored guests, disco beats, refreshing drinks and a mild summer night - that's what host and Blaue Gans boss Andreas Gfrerer wanted for the opening of his guest garden. But because you can't have everything, the weather threw a spanner in the works for the hotelier. A heavy thunderstorm, including hailstorms, rained down on the old town on Thursday evening.
The guests were only partially impressed by the weather - they preferred to dance through the puddles in the garden to the song "It's Raining Men". Former mayor Harry Preuner also took it in his stride, wisely arriving at the venue with a rain jacket. He has had enough of bad luck and mishaps for now: "My wife and I actually got stuck in a traffic jam at Whitsun - it took us nine hours to get to Italy. And on the way back, we had an accident with a truck on the highway."
The Tauernautobahn is not an issue for them: Domquartier boss Andrea Stockhammer prefers to break new ground. "The building in which the Blaue Gans is located has a historical connection to Venice. We want to combine this with the Venetian art on display here."
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