The Mainzer Hofsingers, established 100 years ago, are celebrated for their provocative performances and unique costumes that capture public attention. Despite the unusual attire, their vocal prowess remains unquestioned, and they have become a staple of regional entertainment. Their famous song about the beautiful day is well known among the populace, reflecting their deep roots in local culture.

Recently, the discovery of two boxes filled with historical photographs, newspaper clippings, and music scores belonging to Hans Gebert has contributed to the rich legacy of the Hofsingers. This newfound collection, preserved likely in a local tavern, has provided valuable insights into their history and evolution over the decades. It serves as a reminder of their impact on Mainz's cultural heritage.

To commemorate their centenary, an exhibition and a book are being initiated by the team at the Fastnachtsmuseum in Mainz, led by Diether Degreif. Through these initiatives, they aim to highlight the significant and sometimes tumultuous history of the Hofsingers, exploring how they have retained their relevance and continued to challenge audiences through the years.