Throughout the week, the stage performances by the ensembles from Poland and the farthest corners of the world were watched by the experts who comprise the Artistic Committee. Although no one here is competing for places, the guidance provided by these folklore researchers proves extremely valuable for the instructors in their work with children. The specialists have set out their conclusions, reflections and words of thanks to everyone involved in organising the event in the official document below.

A remarkable combination of Balkan energy and Spiš folklore. On Friday, 24 July, our Croatian-Spiš comrade pair performed on the outdoor stage in Piwniczna-Zdrój as part of the 33rd FESTIVAL OF THE CHILDREN OF MOUNTAINS.

The picturesque Plac Dietla in Szczawnica served as the venue for another outdoor concert of the 33rd FESTIVAL OF THE CHILDREN OF MOUNTAINS. On 24 July, our Slovak-Żywiec comrade pair performed on stage.

On 23 July, our comrade pair performed on the outdoor stage in Limanowa: the ARGINETI ensemble from picturesque Khulo in Georgia, alongside the young highlanders from the MAŁY HOP CUP ensemble from Zakopane.