When does the Rooftop Garden Evening take place?

On Thursday, July 23, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Where is the event location?

Campus St. Michael, Vonfichtstraße 1, 83278 Traunstein. The train station is about a ten-minute walk away.

Will the event take place outdoors?

Yes, in the rooftop garden of the Clay House. Please bring weather-appropriate clothing.

How does the registration work?

Registration is done through the official channels of Campus St. Michael. If the link is not yet activated, further information will follow.

Are there parking facilities?

In Traunstein, public parking spaces and underground garages are available in the center. Walking from the train station takes about ten minutes.

Is the access barrier-free?

The campus has modern infrastructure. Please inquire in advance with the organizer for details regarding the rooftop garden's accessibility.

Biodiversity Above the Rooftops: Ideas, Emotions, City Garden Magic in Traunstein

Name: Diverse City Gardens for Humans and Earth – Rooftop Garden Evening 3 with Design Tips
Start: 2026-07-23T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-23T22:00:00+02:00
Location: Campus St. Michael

Rooftop Garden Evening in Traunstein: Ideas for More Biodiversity Above the City

On Thursday, July 23, 2026, the Campus St. Michael in Traunstein invites you to the third Rooftop Garden Evening. In two intensive hours, you will experience an inspiring mix of knowledge, exchange, and practical design tips for diverse city gardens – for humans and the earth.

Urban Greenery You Can Touch: Atmosphere, Knowledge, Tools

Amid fragrant herbs, native wild plants, and gentle evening light, a special event atmosphere is created. Experts explain how biodiversity can thrive in urban spaces – from site-appropriate plantings to habitats for insects and birds. You will receive concrete suggestions for planning events in your own garden: plant selection, care, water management, microhabitats.

Hands-On and Community-Oriented: Exchange on Eye Level

After a compact introduction, the dialogue begins. Participants share experiences, discuss solutions, and outline design possibilities. The event experience thrives on audience mood and tangible examples: robust species for sunny roofs, shade-tolerant plants for courtyards, modular pot ideas for balconies.

Location with Signal Effect: Clay House and Campus

The evening takes place on the rooftop garden of the Clay House at Campus St. Michael – an exceptional building made of rammed earth in Germany. Here, architecture and sustainability merge into a learning location that demonstrates how responsible organization and careful event planning looks.

Conclusion

What can you expect? Two hours full of impulses, sensory impressions, and directly actionable tips. Come by, experience the unique atmosphere at the campus, and take ideas home that will make your garden richer in species, climate-resilient, and more beautiful.