 Even now, on the first day of Whitsun, the village's children still parade through the village, observing the custom of the "Pfingstquack" (Whitsun is "Pfingsten" in German); the "—quack" part of the custom's name refers to a rhyme that the children recite as they go door to door begging for money with their gorse-decked wagon.The rhyme generally begins with the line “Quack, Quack, Quack”.Cultural work exists in a large measure in collaboration with the whole municipality's clubs.