The programmes organised on Eszterházy square on the Park stage and the exhibitions and the church concert are free.
Handcraft fair, crafts shows, children activities all day on Eszterházy square.
The programme may be altered.
Friday, 29. June
Eszterházy square/ Park stage
- 15:30: Opening of the festival Artists: Attila Fajcsák . Viola Szabó , Pál Dsupin
- 17:00: Zurgó band
- 19:00: Nyughatatlan band
- 21:00: Kollár-Klemencz László band
Líceum stage
- 18:00: Misztrál band
- 20:00: Cimbaliband
- 22:00: Kerekes Band
Sarurday, 30. June
Eszterházy square / Park stage
- 11:00: Babszem Jankó Children Theatre
- 14:00: Lajtha Dance Ansamble
- 15:00: Galagonya Puppet Theatre
- 17:00: Romungro band
- 19:00: Montanaro-duo and Szirtes Quintett
- 21:00: Edina Mókus Szirtes and János Fekete
Líceum stage
- 18:00: Sebő band
- 20:00: György Ferenczi and 1st Pesti Rackák
- 22:00: Besh o droM
Sunday 1. July
Eszterházy square / Park stage
- 11:00: Vilmos Gryllus and Kaláka
- 14:00: Lajtha Dance ansamble
- 15:00: Babszem Jankó Children Theatre
- 17:00: Barrio Latino
- 19:00: Petruska
- 21:00: Simply English band
Líceum stage
- 18:00: Márta Sebestyén, Judit Andrejszki and Hungarian Folk Embassy
- 20:00: Kaláka band
- 22:00 Budapest Klezmer Band
Further programmes
Thursday, 28. June
- 19:00 (Egerszalók) Poem Concert – Lőrinc Szabó evening Artists: Zoltán Rátóti and Kaláka band
Friday, 29. June
- 11:00 (Bródy Sándor Library) "Jenő Dsida, the angel-faced poet" exhibition opening. Music: Misztrál band
Saturday, 1. July
- 15:30 (Cistercian church) Biblical concert - Paul apostol – song collection. Artists: Dániel Gryllus, Edina "Mókus" Szirtes, György Ferenczi and 1st Pesti Rackák
The festival pass, daily tickets and the Poem Concert tickets are available at reduced price online on the website of Kaláka Zenebolt. Personal purchase is in Budapest in Kaláka Music Shop and in Eger Tourinform office.
Pass and ticket purchase on the spot during the festival: on 29. June from 2 pm and on 1. July from 10 am till the end of the programme at Fesztivál Porta (Eszterházy tér).
