Daytime instead of merely there - Guest at a folklore festival from Uruguay seeks local host family
Neustadt, Germany, is set to host the 32nd European Folklore Festival from July 25 to August 2, 2025. This week-long celebration of traditional arts and culture will feature over 350 dancers and musicians from various European countries and a special guest group from Uruguay, the Ballet Folklórico Aborigen.
The Ballet Folklórico Aborigen, founded in 2017, is a dance, music, and folklore group from Canelones, Uruguay. They have been invited to the festival to showcase their unique blend of traditional Uruguayan dances and contemporary feelings. Their performances will include traditional dances like Cat, Chimarrita, Huella, Polka, and Firmeza, as well as elaborate movements like Malambo, Boleadoras, and Bombos.
The shows at the festival tell stories that define the land, providing a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the participating countries. In recent years, the Ballet Folklórico Aborigen has participated in numerous events and international tours, making them a highly anticipated addition to this year's festival.
Around 13 folklore groups will attend the festival, each bringing their own unique traditions and stories. For those planning to attend, Stephanie Hagen, Dorothee Kaschner, Margit Giszas, and Agnes Herbst from the neighbourhood committee can provide advice and information about accommodations.
Participants of the European Folklore Festival in Neustadt in Holstein will have the opportunity to stay with local families. Over 350 guests are expected to stay with Neustadt families who provide hospitality, offering a unique and authentic experience. The contact information for Stephanie Hagen, Dorothee Kaschner, Margit Giszas, and Agnes Herbst is as follows: Stephanie Hagen (0178/5111327), Dorothee Kaschner (0172/6655077), Margit Giszas (0160/96051871), and Agnes Herbst (0179/5062906).
For more information about the European Folklore Festival, visit www.folklore-festival-neustadt.de. The festival has previously included various folklore festivals in Spain, Portugal, Bulgaria, Italy, Slovenia, Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Croatia, making it a must-attend event for anyone interested in traditional arts and culture.
The European Folklore Festival is not just a celebration of the past, but a living testament to the vibrant and evolving culture of Europe. Join us in Neustadt, Germany, from July 25 to August 2, 2025, and experience the magic of traditional arts and culture firsthand.
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