This event, organized by Bolesławiec County as part of a project co-financed by EU funds, attracted folk enthusiasts from various regions.
The host of this colorful festival was the Bolesławiec County Head Tomasz Gabrysiak, who personally welcomed all participants and guests.
The festival stage was full of life thanks to energetic performances by local folk groups, which presented traditional dances and songs, delighting the audience with their passion and talent. The performers included: Zespół Śpiewaczy Ocice, Zespół Pieśni i Tańca Bolesławiec, Zespół Pieśni i Tańca Ziemi Bolesławieckiej, Zespół Echo Bałkanów, Kapela Herbutów, Żeliszowianie, Ale Babki, Gokids and Celestyna Koszak.
Guests from Bautzen also attended, coming to share their culture and folklore and thus creating a unique atmosphere of mutual understanding and cultural integration. The Łużycki Zespół Folklorystyczny ANSAMBL WUDOR z.t. and the choir of the Leuchtturm Majak e.V. association performed on stage. Joint performances, dances and music created an unforgettable atmosphere during the festival.
The Intercultural Folk Festival in Bolesławiec was not only an opportunity to present the richness of tradition and folk art, but also an excellent platform for meetings and exchanging experiences between countries. Thanks to support from EU funds, this cultural event provided a unique opportunity to celebrate multiculturalism and intercultural dialogue, from which everyone could draw inspiration and positive emotions.
The “Intercultural Folk Festival” project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund under the Interreg Poland–Saxony 2021–2027 Programme as part of the Euroregion Nysa Small Projects Fund.