REVIEW: JelenFest pleased children and adults with a well-prepared program
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- Czech band Jelen began touring the country with its own JelenFest summer minifestivals in June.
- The festival reached the open-air cinema in Slaný on the first Saturday after the summer holidays.
- The event offered a successful music program alongside entertainment for families with children.
Jelen has sold out Prague’s O2 Arena twice. This year, the group took another step by creating its own series of summer minifestivals.
Since June, JelenFests have been traveling around the Czech Republic. On the first Saturday after the summer holidays, the festival arrived at the open-air cinema in Slaný.
The event combined a well-prepared music program with activities for families and children, giving both younger visitors and adults reasons to enjoy the day.
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