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In a world where cultures intermingle and modernity often eclipses tradition, folklore festivals stand as celebrations of heritage and culture. As windows into the past, they offer a glimpse into age-old customs, myths, and artistic expressions.
It’s almost the end of the summer holidays... oh no... But we have good news: the festivals never stop! September is approaching with an exciting array of festivals celebrating culture, music, tradition and the beauty of the transition to autumn.
The results of the second call of EFFEA, the European Festivals Fund for Emerging Artists, are now in: 50 residencies will be supported. EFFEA is a project that offers emerging artists a platform to develop their career on an international level under the wings of arts festivals.
If you have too many passions and you don’t know which festival you should attend, don’t worry we made a little compilation for you of some gems among the interdisciplinary festivals. You won’t have to choose just one category.
21 July is the National Day in Belgium. It is one of the country's ten public holidays and marks the anniversary of the investiture of Leopold I as the first Belgian King in 1831. To celebrate this day, we will focus today on Belgian festivals that you can attend right now or very soon.
Electronic music festivals are known for setting up an upbeat atmosphere and a community feeling. Electronic music lovers like to share this common interest, which create this positive feeling during festivals.
What better way to celebrate summer than by going to festivals? These lively gatherings bring people together, uniting them in a shared love for music, and art, creating unforgettable experiences.
World Environment Day is held annually on 5 June. On this day the United Nations encourages worldwide awareness and action to protect the environment. For this occasion, we interviewed Tamar Brüggemann, director of the festival Wonderfeel.
June is Pride Month. It is celebrated each year during the month of June since more than 50 years. This means that the whole month is dedicated to the recognition and the commemoration of the lgbtqia+ community.
Sunny days are back! We thought that you may want to go to outdoor festivals. Nothing better to bring a little freshness. This month we will focus on festivals which have outdoor venues and also organise free events!
The second call for festivals to support emerging artists is now open from 13 April to 19 June 2023. Time to find your emerging, your partner festivals and to work on your residency project.