SPECIAL EVENTS |
Every year for 24 years, Bob Dylan fans from all parts of the world have gathered in Austria to celebrate their hero at the BOB DYLAN FESTIVAL. There, during a few days, they could listen to live music, watch films or videos and buy or trade Dylan items. Organised by Austrian fans, the meeting was called BOB DYLAN FESTIVAL or just DYLAN FESTIVAL.
Through the years, there were three different locations for the Festival: the first event took place in 1980 at Schloss Niederleis, Lower Austria, later (see documents below), in Michelstetten and then Plankenstein . The last meeting was in 2004.
Thank you to Mani Endtner and Vito for their documents and information:
From at least 1985 to at least 1989, the Dylan Festivals in Austria took place in the Taverne Bauernhof, in Michelstetten:
Taverne Bauernhof 1980s sticker
Thank you to Mani Endtner
24-27 May 1985 flyer |
24-27 May 1985 programme |
25 May 1985 ticket |
26 May 1985 ticket |
27 May 1985 ticket |
16-19 May 1986 flyer |
16-19 May 1986 flyer #2 |
17-19 May 1986 programme |
17 May 1986 ticket |
18 May 1986 ticket |
19 May 1986 ticket |
5-6 June 1987 information |
5-6 June 1987 flyer |
5-6 June 1987 booklet (12 pages) |
20-23 May 1988 booklet (12 pages) |
20-23 May 1988 poster |
20-23 May 1988 flyer |
20-23 May 1988 programme (front and back) |
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20-23 May 1988 programme (inside) |
20-23 May 1988 flyer (in French) |
12-15 May 1989 booklet, A5, 16 pages, includes the translated Bob Dylan interview by Scott Cohen, (SPIN, December 1985). |
12-15 May 1989 flyer, A4 (front) |
12-15 May 1989 flyer, A4 (back) |
12-15 May 1989 poster |
12-15 May 1989 ticket |
1-4 June 1990 programme, A5, front and back
During the 1990s, the BOB DYLAN FESTIVAL moved to Plankenstein Castle, Lower Austria.
21-24 May 1999. Read Marian's Bob Dylan Festival Report to learn more about the May 1999 meeting. |
1999, commemoration of 20 years of Austrian Bob Dylan Festival |
late 1990s flyers. Thank you to Mani Endtner [1124] |
28 April - 1 May 2000 |
6-9 June 2003, Burgschloß Plankenstein |