AP$ENT will Headline the Belarusian Festival "Lietuceń" in Krakow
On August 1st, the seventh festival of Belarusian culture and music "Lietuceń" will take place in Krakow's Jordana Park. The program includes three music stages, a crafts fair, educational and children's activities, a food court, and meetings for the Belarusian community, writes the Most publication.
"Lietuceń" is an independent festival of Belarusian culture, organized for the seventh year by a team of volunteers. This year, the project received support from the European Union. However, as the organizers report, this assistance does not cover all organizational costs. The organizers suggest supporting the festival with a donation or joining the volunteer team.
Prypiac, Atesta, "Razbitaje Serce Pacana" (Broken Heart of a Lad), Nochy, and Sam Shaz will perform on the main stage. AP$ENT will headline the festival.
Stefan Aryanau, and the bands "Lialieja" and Dusza Music will perform on the ethno-stage. There will also be a presentation of the "Kupalle Songbook", a master class in traditional singing with Volha Baryshnikava, a master class in Belarusian dances by Dusza Dance, and a "Prypievačny Battle" (Chastushka Battle). Participants will be able to sing Belarusian chastushkas together.
Dub Hiker, T-Trider, Lil Yury, Korrrnej, Ana Zhdanova, and Papa Bo Selektah will perform on the electronic stage.
Within the festival grounds, there will be children's, educational, psychological, and sports areas, a master class zone, as well as a space for Belarusian public organizations.
Over 40 Belarusian artisans, artists, and local brands will present their works at the fair. Belarusian food projects will offer traditional and modern dishes of national cuisine.
The Festival Will Start with "Lietuceń Week"
Events will begin even before the main festival day.
On July 29, an online lecture by Mikita Monich, "Belarusian Artists from the 12th to the 21st Century", will take place.
On July 30, an evening of literature and songs, "Lietutext", will be held. The following day, July 31, "Diafilm Live" will take place, during which old diafilms will come to life with live voice acting by actors and musicians.
The festival will take place on August 1st in Jordana Park in Krakow. It starts at 11:00 AM. Admission is free.
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