Following the success of the first edition of this International Festival, Leon Promotions Malta together with Euro Art Productions Italy, are going to present the second edition of the Malta International Folk Festival during the last weekend of this month - Friday 27th, Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th September.
In this International Festival, 17 folklore groups will participate, groups coming from Austria, Bulgaria, Estonia, India, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Polond, Serbia and Slovakia. These are the participants:
Warmia Folk Group from Poland
Tropoli Dance Group - Bulgarian folk group based in Malta
Children Folklore Ensemble "Zornička" from Slovakia
Madhavi & Group - Indian folk group based in Malta
Zornica Folk group - Bulgarian folk group based in Hungary
Paul Curmi Dancers from Malta
Heimatverein D'Vorberger Folk Group from Austria
Kud Dukat - Serbian folk group based in Malta
Folk dancing group "Känd ja Käbid" from Estonia
Mnarja Folk Group from Gozo, Malta
Associazione Culturale Gruppo Folk Fajiddi Enna from Italy
Balkan Hearth Folk Group - Bulgarian Folk Group based in Malta
Tantsuselts SÕLEKE folk group from Estonia
Jackson Pipes & Drums from Malta
Samylų Senolės Folk Group from Lithuania
Ta' Ciangura Folk Group from Gozo, Malta
Ceiruleits Folklore Group from Latvia
The Festival will be held as follows:
Friday 27th September from 19 hrs onwards at Bugibba Square
Saturday 28th September from 19.30 hrs onwards at Zejtun Main Square as part of the Folk Festival Zejt iz-Zejtun
Sunday 29th September morning from 10 hrs onwards along Valletta Streets
Sunday 29th September from 19 hrs onwards at Spinola Bay, St. Julian's
At all festival venues, there will be various stands of local artisan works.
All shows are free of charge and there will be also seating facilities free of charge
The Malta International Folk Festival 2019 is being organised in collaboration with the Local Councils of St. Paul's Bay, Valletta, Zejtun and St.Julian's