The second folk evening was held in Pribid, as part of the celebrations for the 30th anniversary of the KUD 'Stjepan Radić'. The event brought together 13 folk groups from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania and Italy.
The stage featured performances by the 'Šokadija Šumeće' Association, the 'Čilipi' Association, the 'Pazin' Folk Ensemble, the 'Marko Marojica' Association, the Varaždin Folk Ensemble, the 'Lijerica' Association from Slano, and the 'Fra Petar Bakula' Association from Bosnia and Herzegovina, the 'Metković' Association, the 'Karaševska zora' Association from Karasevo in Romania, the 'Rintocco Molisano' group from Agnone in Italy, the 'Lastovo' Association and the 'Linđo' Folk Ensemble.
Attendees were greeted by representatives of the Macedonian-Croatian Society from Tetovo, the Croatian Cultural Centre in Novi Sad, the Croatian-Italian mosaic association from Rome and the Croatian self-governing body in Hungary. The association in Pribid has established cultural cooperation with these societies and organisations over the past period.
A panel discussion titled 'Folklore Connects' was held before the main event, where participants exchanged experiences in folk activity and cultural cooperation.
The central programme of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the 'Stjepan Radić' Association concluded today with a mass at the parish church in Pribid.
