Germany, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. More than 450 volunteers work for the festival. The Kilbi, the parish fair of the parish St. Peter and Paul, is the largest fair in Vorarlberg. Every year on the 2nd Sunday in October, around 160 market stalls offer their goods at the church square. A temporary amusement park is being set up for the Kilbi on the village square, with roller coasters, carousels, shooting ranges and many more. On the Saturday before the Kilbi, a party is organised called "Kilbifest" Transport Lustenau lies on the section of the Vorarlberg Railway running between St. Margrethen in Switzerland and Bregenz. It is also home to the headquarters of the International Rhine Regulation Railway, a historic industrial railway that was formerly used in the development dikes and extension of the Rhine out into the Lake of Constance. Sport Lustenau has a long and successful history in sports. The town's two football teams, SC Austria Lustenau and FC Lustenau, play in major Austrian football leagues. The well-known and successful skier, Marc Girardelli, was born in Lustenau, and the Lustenau ice-hockey team, EHC Lustenau, is part of the Austrian National League. FC Lustenau 07 and SC Austria Lustenau played in the Austrian Football First League in the 2007-08 and 2008-09 seasons. The town was formerly a major center of the embroidery industry in the past and is now a centre for the new technologies industry There are also two very good athletics and gymnastic clubs in Lustenau, the TS (Turnerschaft) Lustenau and the TS (Turnerschaft) Jahn Lustenau. Both have achieved top results nationally and internationally. They also have survived the domination of the football clubs, which led to a total demolition of the athletic track in the Reichshofstadion in 1998. Notable people Manfred Schurti (born in 1941), Liechtenstein racing driver Fredmund Malik (born in 1944), economist Marc Girardelli (born in 1963), skier Markus Peintner (born in 1980), ice hockey player René Swette (born in 1988), ice hockey player Barbara Gasser (born in 1989), gymnast References External links Market Community of Lustenau Cities and towns in Dornbirn District Austria–Switzerland border crossings