When does the event take place?

The reading and multimedia presentation take place on 08.10.2026 at 20:00.

Is the admission fee required?

No, the event is marked as free admission.

Where does the evening take place?

The venue is the Kulturforum Klosterkirche Traunstein at Ludwigstraße 10+12.

Are there notes on accessibility?

Yes, the Kulturforum is equipped with an elevator, accessible toilets, and reservable seats for wheelchair users.

When does entry open?

The Kulturforum generally opens one hour before the event begins, and entry to the hall usually happens 30 minutes prior.

Will there be a reading from the book?

Yes, the evening combines film, personal narration, and reading from Feels Like Life.

Max Baudrexl narrates Norway as a captivating literary experience in Traunstein

Name: Max Baudrexl: Walking Through Norway
Start: 2026-10-08T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-09T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Kulturforum Klosterkirche Traunstein

An evening between mountains, silence, and inner departure

Max Baudrexl brings with Walking Through Norway a rare blend of multimedia presentation, reading, and personal travel narrative to Traunstein. The evening at the Kulturforum Klosterkirche combines impressive images with a literarily condensed experience of solitude, nature, and self-examination.

A hike that becomes a narrative

The trigger for this extraordinary tour is a momentous change in the author's life: in 2023, Max Baudrexl decides to cross Norway from north to south. 2,700 kilometers, four months, mostly in a tent, often far from roads and civilization. From this journey emerges material that goes far beyond a classic travel report. It is about risk, discipline, doubt, and those moments when the will responds to the vastness of the landscape.

Linguistic art and visual intensity

Baudrexl works as a video editor and filmmaker. This background gives the evening its special tension: The images convey the expansiveness of the North, while the reading opens up the inner sound of this expedition. Reindeer, northern lights, rain, mountains, and quiet nights condense into a literary experience that consciously maintains the boundary between reportage and autobiographical reflection.

Norway as a literary resonance space

The presentation does not unfold merely as a success story. It also focuses on fatigue, the thought of giving up, and the experience of being alone with oneself. The cultural quality of this evening lies precisely in this: Hiking does not appear as a sport, but as a narrative form of reflection. The journey through Norway becomes a touchstone for attitude, perception, and courage in life.

The book and the encounter with the author

His book Feels Like Life was published in April 2026 by Malik Verlag and draws on the experiences of this crossing. Those who come to Traunstein will experience not only a reading but an author encounter with documentary depth. In cooperation with the vhs Traunstein, an evening is created that intelligently combines knowledge, emotion, and landscape experience.

Conclusion: An inspiring literary evening for everyone who prefers to experience paths rather than just read about them

This event promises an intense look at being on the move, told with a calm voice, strong images, and the seriousness of a real boundary experience. Anyone who appreciates literature, travel narratives, and personal insights should experience this evening live.