The South Slavic Culture Festival, held as part of Bolesławiec Days, is now behind us. The event ended with a concert by Čači Vorba, a Lublin-based folk/world music band specializing in a lively blend of Romani, Balkan and Carpathian music.
The Lublin musicians, as they describe themselves, create “a fusion of ethnic music, jazz, rock’n’roll and many other genres on traditional acoustic instruments.”
The third day of the city celebration will take place under the theme Kresowiana. The following performers will appear on the stage at pl. ks. Popiełuszki:
- 11:00 – students from Bolesławiec schools (SP No. 3, MZS No. 1, MZS No. 2, ZSOiZ)
- 13:00 – Winne Grona (a vocal and instrumental band from Zielona Góra)
- 15:00 – bands from the GOK in Oleśnica
- 17:00 – Echo Kresów
- 18:30 – Hoverla, a Polish-Ukrainian folk-rock band drawing inspiration from Ukrainian, Polish and Lemko folk music
- 20:30 – Nadija – a Lemko group playing folk music seasoned with reggae and ska, combining the traditions of many Slavic cultures and ethnic minorities.
The website of the Bolesławiec Cultural Center–International Ceramic Center features a detailed program.
(information: ii)