PROGRAMME OF THE 33rd FESTIVAL OF THE CHILDREN OF MOUNTAINS
Detailed programme of the 33nd International Festival of Children’s Folk Ensembles FESTIVAL OF THE CHILDREN OF MOUNTAINS.
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Balkan Rhythms and Spisz Folklore
23 July 2026On Thursday, 23 July, the CROATIA group from Zagreb and ŚFABELKI from Trybsz in Poland performed before the audience in the courtyard of the SOKÓŁ Małopolska Culture Centre. The display showcased the charm of Balkan and Spisz folklore in all its splendour.
ARGINETI and MAŁY HOP CUP thrill the crowd
22 July 2026On Wednesday, 22 July, the courtyard of the SOKÓŁ Małopolska Culture Centre filled with music from Georgia and Podhale, thanks to performances by ARGINETI and MAŁY HOP CUP. The audience enjoyed a unique show combined with a delightful display of dancing skill.
In Father's Arms
22 July 2026THE FESTIVAL OF THE CHILDREN OF THE MOUNTAINS is like a time capsule and a time machine all in one. In the time machine, we travel back centuries to see the results of the work of historians, ethnographers, ethnomusicologists, instructors, and the children themselves. They have all explored and continue to explore how their ancestors played, worked, and rested. A time capsule, as we know, serves to pass down the most precious things to the future. And that is exactly what happens. Electronic recordings, descriptions, and scripts are created from all the concerts… The more there are, the greater the chance that this vast wealth will remain for centuries to come.
Young artists from Slovakia and Łodygowice on stage at MCK SOKÓŁ
21 July 2026On Tuesday, 21 July, young performers from the KOPANIČIARIK ensemble from Slovakia and MALI MAGURZANIE from Łodygowice took to the courtyard stage at the SOKÓŁ Małopolska Culture Centre. Their energetic performances brought much joy and introduced the audience to neighbouring highland traditions.