In commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the Peasants' Wars, which marked the beginning of two centuries of religious violence, exclusion, and displacement in the region, the Dachstein Dialoge offer both historical and philosophical context, while continually raising questions of solidarity and tolerance through discussions, theater, lectures, concerts, school projects, and spaces for improvisation.

With around 20 events over seven days, the Dachstein Dialoge create spaces for exchange and connection. In times of increasing polarization, threatened democracies, and multiple crises, the divisions in society are growing deeper. Filzmoos and Ramsau, once shaped by a turbulent history, now stand side by side, aiming to set an example of lived tolerance and respectful coexistence through the Dachstein Dialoge.