Mix up the perfect festival vibe. Festival Sútok reveals the complete program
Prominent names of the current Slovak music scene will perform at Devín Castle: Fallgrapp, FVCK_KVLT, Kill Františka, Tereza Pavlíková or Vojtik. The musical line-up will be complemented by a program that responds to the place where the festival takes place – the castle, the Danube, the history of Devín and contemporary Bratislava.
says Zuzana Palicová, director of the Bratislava City Museum.
A prominent part of the festival will be workshops, artistic interventions and participatory activities. Collective Counteract will create a site-specific installation from textile waste in the castle area, which the audience will be able to change, add to and co-create during the day.
An interactive art installation will also be accessible during the entire duration of the festival Zuzana Slivková,which transforms one of the trees in the grounds of Devín Castle into a place of manifestation of wishes for the future of Bratislava. The wishes of visitors will become part of the tree and will be able to symbolically grow together with it. Manifesto can be found right next to the main stage.
Screen printing studio Dog Press will bring a workshop on making your own zine to the Middle Castle. Dancer and choreographer Chilli will set the festival in motion with a workshop Moves & Grooveswhich connects club and street dance culture.
In the community zone will also be presented LOOM – a city center for the support of people of foreign origin. Visitors will find a relaxing atmosphere, henna tattoos, workshops and light refreshments there.
It will be part of the program the discussion platform of the SME dailywhich will open the topics of the city’s identity, civic solidarity and the future of culture. Podcast History will bring debate aboutcrisis of Bratislava’s urban identity. Historian Agáta Šústová Drelová will talk with art historian Katarína Haberlandová and architectural historian Laura Krišteková about how political regimes, urban planning and architecture shaped the image of the capital city.
Discussion series Kapitalks will open the topic of hope and solidarity at a time of social polycrisis. In the discussion entitled Hope in times of hopelessness, Viktória Citráková, Richard Hronský and Martina Kedrová, together with the moderator Eva Vozárová, will talk about community assistance, civic organizing and how culture survives today in conditions of increasing instability.
He will also present his projects Bratislava Regional Protection Association (BROZ). They link the history of Devín Castle with nature conservation – from the historic herb garden to the “living mowers” that help maintain the rare steppe biotopes in the castle area.
You can experience all this and even more only at Sútok.
The festival day will start at 11.30 a.m with two guided tours of the Devín Castle grounds.
The gates of the festival will open at 10.00 a.m.
Tickets from 10 euros are available for pre-sale on the site www.festivalsutok.sk.
On the day of the festival, tickets will also be on sale at the gate of Devín Castle, priced from 15 euros.
