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The European Folk Day - Pan- European celebration of folk music, dance and storytelling!
The first European Folk Day took place on
Saturday 23 September 2023,
and it's happening again on Wednesday 23 September 2026!
Click on the map here to see who's doing what and where all around Europe.
Go to the European Folk Day website to get more info and hear tracks on the Music Repository.
From grassroots communities to national organisations, from individual musicians to companies involved in traditional arts at any level: the
European Folk Day is by you, for you, for us….
Participation is open to any individual, band, institution, company, community, workshop, local group - indeed anyone wanting to join in, with an activity related to folk music, dance or storytelling, either on-site or online.
Take a look at the map of Europe which every participant can add to with their own event in the European Folk Day
People and organisations join us in the European Folk Day to highlight the value of the traditional arts. Get involved! Register your participation on the European Folk Day website which also has Resources for you to use and FAQs to answer questions and suggest ideas. And they did!
Whoever you are, whatever you do, there is always a way for you to enjoy the European Folk Day.
Read the full report on the remarkable scope and achievements of the first European Folk Day in 2023.
Get involved - send us photos, videos, post on your website and social media - use the logo, use the hashtag #EuropeanFolkDay - let's tell the world!
GO DIRECTLY TO THE
EUROPEAN FOLK DAY WEBSITE HERE
To keep in touch with what's happening
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST IN BEING INVOLVED HERE
and we'll keep you well informed in the coming weeks
GO DIRECTLY TO THE
EUROPEAN FOLK DAY WEBSITE HERE
To keep in touch with what's happening
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST IN BEING INVOLVED HERE
and we'll keep you well informed in the coming weeks
The European Folk Day is a pilot project co-ordinated by European Folk Network (EFN) with financial support from the MusicAIRE project jointly organised by the European Music Council and Inova with funds from the Creative Europe programme of the European Commission.
