A folklore festival in Ugljevik brought together 200 children and guardians of traditional culture, celebrating folk music, dance and the preservation of cultural heritage, the municipal administration announced.
Held in front of the Cultural Center in Ugljevik, the festival took place ahead of the municipality’s patron saint celebration, dedicated to Saint Petka Paraskeva.
The event highlighted the importance of tradition, community spirit and passing cultural customs on to younger generations.
Folklore ensembles from Republika Srpska and Slovenia perform
The festival featured performances by five cultural and artistic societies: Rudar from Ugljevik, Kidričevo from Slovenia, Trnova from Donja Trnova, Ravno Polje from Ravno Polje and Priboj from Priboj.
Through traditional songs and folk dances, young performers showcased the rich cultural heritage and distinctive traditions of their communities.
Beyond the performances, the festival provided an opportunity for participants to socialize, exchange experiences and establish new friendships.
The gathering also emphasized the role of young generations in preserving folk traditions and ensuring that cultural heritage continues to thrive.
Source: RTRS
