The city of Villach is hosting a “Blaulichtkirchtag” for members of emergency services on Tuesday, July 28, starting at 7 p.m. at Kaiser-Josef-Platz. According to the city of Villach, the event serves as a gesture of thanks for the professional and voluntary commitment of those in “blue light” organizations who often sacrifice their free time while others celebrate.
Eligibility and Entry Requirements for Kaiser-Josef-Platz
Access to the event is reserved for members of emergency organizations, including the police, fire department, rescue services, and water rescue. To enter, the city of Villach requires attendees to provide proof of their affiliation.
The city stated that a valid ID confirming membership in an emergency organization is required, though official service or club clothing is also acceptable. Examples of acceptable attire include a water rescue shirt or a fire department polo shirt.
Did You Know? The Blaulichtkirchtag is held as part of the traditional Brauchtumswoche (customs week) associated with the Villacher Kirchtag.
Event Benefits and Significance
The gathering is designed as a dedicated meeting point for those who serve the public year-round. As part of the city’s expression of gratitude, the event includes free drinks, which will be available as long as supplies last.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Blaulichtkirchtag taking place?
The event takes place on Tuesday, July 28, starting at 7 p.m. at Kaiser-Josef-Platz in Villach.
Who is invited to attend the event?
Members of emergency organizations such as the police, fire department, rescue, and water rescue are invited.
What do attendees need to bring to get in?
Attendees must bring an ID confirming their membership in an emergency organization or wear corresponding service or club clothing.
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