Like the original Indian celebration of joy and spring (Holi), the event’s participants will be showered with colourful powders. Colour releases will take place every 15 minutes. Special Color Patrol performers will launch colourful blasts from powder extinguishers. DJ Gooral will be the special guest providing the music for this celebration. The organisers will also offer many competitions, with prizes for the best photo from the event published on Facebook.
Gooral is a producer, sound generator and pioneer in combining electro, dubstep and drum and bass with highlander music. Among other achievements, Gooral has received a Machiner award for best debut, nominations for the Fryderyki, a win at the Radio Waves Festival, and provided the soundtrack for Frank Hurley’s 1919 film “South”. The pioneer of Ethno Electro has performed at festivals including Woodstock, Opener, Cooke, Red Bull X Fighters, Sziget, Colours of Ostrava, before Nowa Muzyka, Slot Art and Terra Polska, as well as in many Polish and European clubs.
Saturday attractions during the Ceramic Festival
Saturday’s events during the Bolesławiec Ceramic Festival include entertainment prepared especially for young people, although everyone, regardless of age, is invited to celebrate together.
- 5:00 p.m. Piłsudskiego Square — Mirosław Kuc and Friends concert
- 6:30 p.m. Piłsudskiego Square — GaDMu Trio “Wielka 8semka”: greatest hits of the Polish music scene (including Zbigniew Wodecki, Andrzej Zaucha, Czesław Niemen and Marek Grechuta)
- 3:00–5:30 p.m. Asnyka Street — Ceramic Strong Man, European Cup, special guest Robert “Hardkorowy Koksu” Burneika
- 5:30–8:00 p.m. Asnyka Street — Festival of Colours. Special guest DJ Gooral
- 8:00 p.m. Main Stage, Asnyka Street — concert by Sachiel
- 9:00 p.m. Main Stage, Asnyka Street — 3D laser show, special-effects display using lasers, followed by a concert by Fun Factory and, until midnight, DJ Maciej Wowk’s Musical Party
