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Open Festivals Banned in Greece Until the End of July

2020-07-15 by Delia Gavrilescu

Stelios Petsas

The Committee of Infectious disease and the Greek Health Ministry decided to cancel festivals across the country until the end of July.

Tags: COVID ban, festivals, Greece concerts, Greece event, Greece festivals, summer festivals, Vassilis Kikilias

Crete’s Rethymno Carnival 2018: Partying On

2018-02-09 by Laura Kohlenberger

Since 1914 the city of Rethymno, in North-Central Crete, has celebrated a magnificent festive event, the Carnival of Rethymno. This year, as in the past, the town folk will present; parties, masquerades, traditional dancing and music, theater performances, parades, and many other events.

Tags: Carnival of Rethymno, carnivals, Crete events, Crete festivals, Elena Patsachaki, festivals, Giorgos Hasikos, Katerina Manetaki, Kostas Moschakis, Manos Palafoytis, Nikos Markantonis, Pepi Birliraki, Popi Diniakou-Kriovrisanaki, Rethymno events

Coming in August: The International Documentary Festival of Ierapetra

2017-06-28 by Liliana Steffens

Ierapetra

Coming to the south coast of Crete this August 5th thru 9th, the 4th International Documentary Festival of Ierapetra is dedicated to civilization. This year’s festival follows the same motive as all past version in documenting history throughout Greece and the world.

Tags: crete, festivals, Film, film festivals, Ierapetra

Top Festivals in Budapest This Spring

2015-04-13 by Mihaela Lica Butler

Budapest cherry blossoms

Palinka festivals, music, arts and crafts, and other interesting events are waiting for you in Budapest this Spring.

Tags: Budapest, festivals, Spring

Sarajevo In June – The Peace Event 2014

2014-05-01 by Liliana Steffens

Peace Event Sarajevo 2014

oming to Sarajevo June 6th through 9th, a monumental event, 2014: 100 years after World War I at the Bosanski kulturni centar Sarajevo.

Tags: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Europe events, Europe fests, Europe peace, festivals

Hungarian Kürtőskalács Festival Debuts this Fall

2013-10-04 by Liliana Steffens

Vitéz Kürtős

The Hungarian kürtőskalács (chimney cake) originated in the Székely Land of Transylvania, a historical region in the central part of Romania, where a large Hungarian ethnic population still lives. The sweet delicacy is made of yeast cake, using only natural ingredients. It is made in many Hungarian homes in Romania, but also across the borders, […]

Tags: chimney cake, festivals, kürtőskalács, Vitéz Kürtős

Dubrovnik Carnival Fest 2013 Arrives Next Month

2013-01-21 by Liliana Steffens

Dubrovnik Carnival Fest

Coming up next month in Dubrovnik, Carnival is the city’s version of New Orleans’ Mardi Gras. Visitors to Old Town in this fabulous Croatian seaside wonder will be treated to colorful parades, bands, masked balls, dancing, and a fantabulous end all party at Revelin Fort.

Tags: Carnival, Croatia fests, Croatia travel, Dubrovnik festival, Dubrovnik tourism, Europe fests, festivals, music festivals

Popok International Ad Festival Kicks Off

2012-10-25 by Delia Gavrilescu

"Popok" international advertising festival

News from Yerevan, the Popok international Advertising Festival kicked off today. Organized by the Armenian Ad Council in connection with the city of Yerevan, the festival is slated to offer new concepts in advertising in Armenia’s capital.

Tags: advertising, Armenia business, Armenia tourism, Armenian ads, festivals

Limassol Hosts Euro-Mediterranean Music Celebration

2012-09-25 by Liliana Steffens

Euro-Mediterranean celebration of music

The Cultural Movement of Limassol ‘Epilogi’ kicks off, A Euro-Mediterranean Music Celebration in Cyprus, a series of concerts and other activities at Heroes Square and the Rialto Theater in Limassol starting tomorrow. International artists from many genres are scheduled to  perform at some of Cyprus’ finest venues. From Thursday until Sunday visitors to on of Cyprus’ […]

Tags: concerts, Cyprus events, Cyprus travel, festivals, Limassol, music fest, Wasla

Belarus and Mogilev Host Asalodki-2012

2012-08-30 by Liliana Steffens

Town hall of Mogilev, Belarus

In news cultural news from Belarus, the city of Mogilev will play host for the nationwide festival Asalodki-2012. This blend of confectionery business combined with vocal, dance and even circus. Confectioneries are scheduled to organize a fair downtown to treat locals and visitors.

Tags: Belarus travel, Bellarus, Europe festivals, festivals, Mogilev, Mogilev events

A guide to the Budapest Spring Festival, March 16 – 26

2012-03-06 by Guest Author

Budapest Spring Festival

The Budapest Spring Festival will provide you with a great cultural experience and offer you the opportunity to learn about a culture that has existed since ancient times.

Tags: Budapest Spring Festival, event, festivals

Fažana Celebrates Fishermen Traditions and Culture

2011-08-02 by Mihaela Lica Butler

pilchard festival

If you want to experience Croatia first hand, this fishermen village is the ideal destination.

Tags: Croatia, culture, Fažana, festivals, fishermen village, traditions

Soundwave Croatia 2011 – Not Like Any Other

2011-07-16 by Phil Butler

Soundwave Croatia

Soundwave Croatia 2011 kicks off next weekend. Described as “the perfect music festival” by many, this Croatian all weekend party is not your ordinary jam packed beach event. It’s a closely jam packed excitement and relaxation break for music lovers.

Tags: Belleruche, Bonobo, concerts, Croatia events, Croatia travel, Eastern Europe travel, Europe festivals, Europe july, European festivals, European travel, festivals, Hexstatic, July festivals, Little Dragon, music festivals, Petcrane, Roots Manuva, Soundwave, Soundwave 2011, Soundwave II

Kozara Ethno Festival 2011

2011-06-27 by Mihaela Lica Butler

The "Spinning-bee" - a traditional Kozara gathering.

The 7th Kozara Ethno Festival will be held on July, 1-4, 2011, in Piskavica, Banja Luka.

Tags: Banja Luka, Ethno Festival, festivals, folk festival, Piskavica

Visit Hungary for the VOLT Festival 2011

2011-06-23 by Delia Gavrilescu

volt festival

The VOLT Festival (June 29 – July 2, 2011) is one of the most celebrated cultural events in Eastern Europe.

Tags: festivals, Hungary, Sopron, Volt Festival 2011

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