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Mikołajki Folkowe International Folk Music Festival
Lublin
Interdisciplinary folk music festival for young audiences
About
Experience the vibrant Mikołajki Folkowe International Folk Music Festival, an interdisciplinary event celebrating traditional music with a contemporary twist. Designed to engage young audiences, the festival features dynamic folk bands, educational workshops, film screenings, and cultural exchanges. It aims to foster understanding and break down stereotypes by showcasing the rich heritage of folklore from diverse nations.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Music lovers, cultural explorers, families
Vibe
Cultural, educational, lively, traditional
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
Varied
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Low
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
Ticket prices vary for specific concerts and workshops, with options for single tickets, weekend passes, and student discounts. Some events are free.
Schedule
Free admission to events not marked with a price.
Featured Performers
- GrandMother Jazz
- Przemysław Strączek Cultural Concept feat. Buba Badjie Kuyateh
- Orkiestra św. Mikołaja
- Gusle
- Hudaki Village Band
- Podorož
- Østerlide
Organizer
Stowarzyszenie Animatorów Ruchu Folkowego
Practical Information
Pet Policy
No pets allowed
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Check the event schedule for specific dates and times for each concert, workshop, and film screening to plan your visit.
- Look for events marked as free admission to enjoy more of the festival's offerings without additional cost.
- Consider purchasing a weekend pass if you plan to attend multiple ticketed concerts to potentially save money.
- Engage with the 'Folk Exchange' and 'Fair of Wonders' for unique cultural interactions and artisanal goods.
- Arrive early for workshops and film screenings, as space may be limited.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of music can I expect at the festival?
The festival features folk bands that present music inspired by traditional sources, often with contemporary interpretations. You'll hear a diverse range of sounds rooted in folklore from various regions and countries.
Are there activities for children?
Yes, the festival is specifically designed to engage young audiences with music and culture. Many events are family-friendly, and the focus on making folklore accessible ensures it appeals to all ages.
What are the ticket options?
Ticket options vary, including individual tickets for specific concerts and workshops, as well as weekend passes for comprehensive access. Some events are offered free of charge.
What is the main goal of the festival?
The primary goal is to popularize traditional culture and folklore, especially among young people, by showcasing its relevance today. It also aims to foster understanding and break down stereotypes between nations.
Besides music, what other activities are offered?
The festival includes a scientific conference, an open stage competition, various workshops (e.g., singing, drumming, dancing), film screenings, a photo exhibition, and a 'Fair of Wonders'.