Green River Festival turns the Sava embankment into a stage for all generations
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At a glance
- Green River Festival events on Zagrebโs Sava embankment are free and will continue through the end of September.
- The program includes a poetry and music evening, concerts, an art bazaar, a Bela tournament and a ceramic workshop.
- Performers include Cona, Neki novi klinci, DJ Mag, Tanja and Marko, and djembe player Commi Balde.
The Sava embankment is hosting a broad mix of music, art and community events as Green River Festival continues through the end of September. Admission to every event is free.
The weekโs program includes a literary and musical evening devoted to poetry, moderated by Laramic. It will be followed by a performance from Cona, a singer-songwriter and satirist whose guitar and trumpet show combines music, humor and audience interaction.
Visitors can also join Ivana Jerkoviฤโs Book'N'Paint session, themed โSailors on the Sava,โ with painting taking place beside the river. On Thursday, Neki novi klinci, a ฤorฤe Balaลกeviฤ tribute band with nearly two decades of performances, will bring his songs to the embankment. Friday features DJ Magโs โTribute to Magazin,โ built around recognizable songs from different periods of the popular domestic pop group.
The weekend program includes an evening art bazaar featuring local creators, handicrafts and art. Tanja and Marko will perform acoustically, joined by djembe player Commi Balde. Sunday will combine the bazaar with a Bela tournament and a free ceramic workshop by Jeramika. The festival has 20 places available for the workshop.
Originally published by Veฤernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.