“Zlatá Brána” Children’s Folklore Festival

The “Zlatá Brána” Children’s Folklore Festival is one of the most significant traditional events of the Slovak national minority in Vojvodina. Held annually at the end of the school year, this event brings together more than a thousand children — from preschool age up to 15 years old — from across the province, as well as visiting guest ensembles from abroad. The courtyard of the “Ljudovit Štur” Primary School in Kisač is transformed into an open-air amphitheatre and a true children’s castle filled with song and dance.

Tradition and Togetherness through the “Zlatá Brána” Children’s Folklore Festival

Established in 1993 to commemorate the 220^th anniversary of the arrival of Slovaks in Kisač, the festival was founded with the aim of nurturing a love for traditional culture among the youngest generations. Through children’s games, song, and folklore, the participants become guardians of their ancestors’ rich heritage and bearers of historical messages. In addition to preserving their roots and strengthening cultural identity, this event symbolically welcomes the arrival of summer, while providing children with an opportunity to get to know one another, exchange experiences, and forge lasting friendships.

Venue
“Ljudovit Štur” Primary School (Železnička 3, Kisač)

Admission
Free entry

Information
Details regarding the programme are available on the official event page: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064473138578

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