Fri. 4 & Sat. September 5, 2026
Rietbad (Ennetbühl SG)
Rietbad (Ennetbühl SG)
Medieval market at the Irish Openair Toggenburg
Crafts, cuisine and camp life
Between the stages and pubs, a whole new world opens up: Our medieval market brings the festival to life. Colorful stalls, tents, and jugglers invite you to browse, marvel, and linger – offering variety for all ages.
Market stalls 2026
| Ulf the Schmyd | Blacksmithing, incl. demonstration | |
| The Toggenburgers | Army camp, archery and sword fights | |
| Storyteller Iris Meyer | Scottish and Irish stories (storytelling) | |
| Jamin Laguz Ink | Nordic Tattoo & Handpoke | |
| Austrian Order of Druids | Celtic Life Information Booth | |
| Bogg Arts | Monsters, mythical creatures and much more | |
| Arpad Takaca | Ocarinas | |
| Jewelry cave | Handmade jewelry and accessories | |
| Manuela Heuberger | Stones, leather, lamps & scarves | |
| Christof Ritter | Gemstones, Minerals & Orgones | |
| Rita Jäggi | Wilenalp Soap Manufactory | |
| Fabian Arayan | Glasses, hats & ponchos | |
| Samay natural leather | Everything made of leather | |
| Eldur, the fire of art | Manufactory for leather and wooden goods | |
| Wundertrückli | Scottish and Irish clothing and accessories | |
| Toggenburg herb women | Tea and culinary herbs, medicinal herbs and herbal remedies | |
| Plant spirit | Domestic incense | |
| DRAUPNIR Medieval Accessories | Medieval-Style Accessories and Jewelry | |
| Kurt & Regina Pauli | Irish Handcrafted Arts | |
| Ember & Sickle | Natural crafts and archaic ritual objects made from natural materials. |
A small Leap into the Middle Ages
What awaits you
- Crafts & Traders: Jewelry, leather goods, textiles, woodwork and unique accessories – many made on site.
- Culinary: Hearty grilled food, sweet bakery items, and authentic drinks – inspired by Irish and regional traditions.
- atmosphereJugglers, musicians and camp life transport you to another time – ideal for families and the curious.
- comfort: Short distances to stages, pubs and restaurants – perfect for a stroll.
Would you also like to become a part of the market?
If you are interested, please contact Daniel Jegge.