The Grisons calendar
11–17 September: dates worth planning around
The Friday edition's practical calendar, followed by a preview of village processions and museum nights on 18–19 September.
By AlpeanGlow Editorial
All times are local. This Friday edition covers 11–17 September 2026, with a preview of the following weekend on 18–19 September. Information was checked on 11 September. Confirm weather-sensitive events and transport notices before setting out.
- Sunday 13 September, Arosa: the 44th Chur–Arosa road race starts at 11:00; the handbike/standing event starts at 10:30 in St. Peter. Check the day's road arrangements before driving to or from Arosa. These are race starts, not road-closure times.
- 13–19 September, Sils and St. Moritz: zeit:fluss links the two places through its programme. The John Cage ASLSP installation at the Segantini Museum is listed from 13 September at 11:00 to 19 September at 17:00. Check admission and opening arrangements; the span does not imply unrestricted overnight access.
- Monday 14 September, St. Moritz and Celerina/Schlarigna: from 19:00 to 22:00, Engadin Bus diverts routes 602, 603, 606 and 610. Celerina Cresta Palace and Cresta Kulm, and St. Moritz Bären and Kulm, are not served. The separate Serlas stop closure also remains in place. Travellers based in Silvaplana should check their exact connection, not assume all services are cancelled.
Next weekend: 18–19 September
- Friday 18 September, Sils and Pontresina: Sils Museum lists museum-night opening from 16:00 to 22:00. Museum Alpin in Pontresina specifies 17:00 to 22:00. The different start times matter when combining visits.
- Friday 18 September, Sils Maria: the sheep descent is expected near Residenza Lagrev around 17:30. Treat the time as approximate and recheck if conditions change.
- Friday 18 September, Scuol: Water and darkness begins at 20:45, meeting at the Kulturraum at Bogn Engiadina. Follow the organiser's booking instructions.
- Saturday 19 September, Flims: the Flimserstein cattle descent links Bargis, Fidaz and Flims. The organiser lists the Bargis alpine breakfast as sold out; do not plan around an unreserved place.
- Saturday 19 September, Celerina/Schlarigna: the alpine procession is scheduled to set off at about 13:00 towards San Gian. The celebration continues into the night, but the cattle procession is a Saturday event.
Still relevant: Punt Ota in Pontresina remains under repair, with alternating vehicle traffic rather than a repeat of the 10 September full closure. Zuoz station works continue. In Laax, 14–20 September falls between the specified hunting restriction periods; consult current trail and lift status separately.