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Summer in Poreč 2024: Concerts, silk dancing, ice cream festival and sporting events for all generations

Summer in Poreč 2024 brings a variety of events for all ages, including concerts, silk dancing, an ice cream festival, a festival of Istrian products and sports events such as the Judo Festival and Karate Camp for Young People.

Summer in Poreč 2024: Concerts, silk dancing, ice cream festival and sporting events for all generations
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Poreč Summer 2024 started on Friday, June 21, with the opening concert on the Poreč waterfront. Natali Radovčić from Žbandaj, a contestant of The Voice Croatia, performed and was supported by many residents of Poreč. She sang songs like “Dođi” by Parni Valjak, “Black Velvet” by Alannah Myles, and “Shallow” by Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper. After her, Toni Šimonović, a semi-finalist of The Voice, performed “Sono solo parole” by Noemi on the keyboard, finishing with his original song “Samo da si tu.”

After the young performers, Psihomodo Pop took the stage, celebrating their 40th career anniversary this year. They extended their performance to two hours, playing hits like “Sexy magazin,” “Ja volim samo sebe,” “Frida,” and “Kad sam imao 16.” Davor Gobac signed autographs and took photos with the audience after the performance.

Martin Kosovac
The last performance of the evening was by Martin Kosovac, winner of The Voice competition, who captivated the audience with his renditions. He performed songs like “Maštarija,” “Sjaj u tami,” “My Way,” and “Tvoja zemlja.” The audience rewarded him with ovations after each song. The atmosphere on the waterfront was excellent despite the high temperatures. Visitors enjoyed performances by both professionals and young talents. The concert was organized by Valamar Riviera in cooperation with the City of Poreč-Parenzo and the Poreč Tourist Board.

Poreč Summer Program
This week, Poreč Summer offers a variety of events for all ages and tastes. Tonight at 9 PM in Olga Ban Park, there will be “Magic is in the Air.” Dancers will perform silk dancing, showcasing flexibility and aerial acrobatic skills. The program will be enriched with light effects, music, and costumes, providing an unforgettable experience.

Music on Square
On Tuesday, June 25, Freedom Square will become the stage for a musical evening “Music on Square.” With rock, jazz, blues, and other genres, visitors will be able to enjoy the summer atmosphere with Summertime Acoustic Duo.

Istrian Indigenous Products Showcase
On Thursday, June 27, from 9 AM to 9 PM, the Istrian Indigenous Products Showcase will be held on Freedom Square. Local family farms will exhibit honey, olive oil, vegetables, cosmetics, cured meats, wine, brandy, and other products. The showcase of Istrian indigenous products is a traditional event that attracts a large number of visitors every year. Visitors will have the opportunity to taste and purchase various local products and also talk to producers to learn more about the production process.

Gelato Park – World of Ice Cream Wonders
From June 28 to 30, the “Gelato Park – World of Ice Cream Wonders” festival will be held in Olga Ban Park. The festival offers a rich program for all generations with juggling workshops, face painting, dance performances, and concerts. The program starts on Friday, June 28 with juggling workshops, face painting, dance performances, and a children's play. During the weekend, visitors will be able to enjoy creative workshops, interactive children's animations, and concerts. On Friday, the group Febra will perform, on Saturday a DJ and Mia Dimšić, and on Sunday the group Top of the Pops. The festival is free for all visitors, and ice cream will be sold at special prices. The detailed program is available on the official website of the Poreč Tourist Board.

Free Poreč Riviera Bike Tours
Those looking for more active fun can try the Free Poreč Riviera Bike Tours. The tours include rides through nature, exploring the Baredine Cave, the Kontija Forest, and other attractions. The tours are free with reservations via Viber or WhatsApp. The rides are organized daily, and the routes are tailored to different fitness levels. Cycling enthusiasts can choose between easy and moderately demanding routes ranging from 20 to 45 km and from 115 to 450 m of accumulated ascent. The tours are accompanied by an expert guide who will show visitors the most beautiful parts of the Poreč Riviera.

Judo Festival and Karate Camp
Until July 6, Poreč is hosting the Judo Festival, which brings together top judo athletes from around the world. Young judokas, cadets, and cadet girls will compete for European championship titles in the Intersport Hall. In addition to competitions, the festival offers numerous workshops, seminars, and training sessions for all participants.

From June 24 to 26, Poreč will host a Karate Camp for young people, where the World Karate Federation gathers hundreds of young athletes. During the three-day camp, participants will train with instructors – multiple Olympic, world, and European medalists. At the end of the camp, the World Cup for the Youth, one of three official league competitions under the auspices of the World Karate Federation, aimed at younger age categories, will be held.

Invitation to Citizens and Visitors
We invite all citizens and visitors of Poreč to enjoy the rich program of Poreč Summer prepared by the Poreč Tourist Board and the City of Poreč. More details about the program can be found on the Poreč Tourist Board website www.myporec.com, on the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/PorecIstria, and on the Moove app. Additionally, the Poreč Tourist Board prints a monthly event calendar available at the Information Center.

Additional Information
For those who want to learn more about events in Poreč, we recommend visiting the official website of the Poreč Tourist Board. In addition to detailed information about programs and events, the website offers useful tips for visitors, as well as information about accommodation, restaurants, and other tourist facilities.

For those who want to actively participate in Poreč Summer, there is a possibility of volunteering. Volunteers will have the opportunity to participate in event organization, assist visitors, and contribute to the success of the festival. For more information on volunteering opportunities, visit the official website of the Tourist Board or contact the Information Center.

Poreč Summer is not just an opportunity for fun but also for learning and exploration. During the summer, numerous educational workshops and seminars for children and adults are organized. The workshops cover various topics, from art and culture to sports and ecology. Participants will have the opportunity to learn new skills, get acquainted with local tradition and culture, and have fun in an interactive environment.

Conclusion
Poreč Summer 2024 brings diverse events and activities for all ages. Whether you are a music lover, sports enthusiast, art fan, or simply want to enjoy summer evenings by the sea, Poreč offers something for everyone. We invite you to join and enjoy the rich program prepared by the organizers. See you in Poreč!

More details about the Poreč Summer program can be found on the Poreč Tourist Board website www.myporec.com, on the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/PorecIstria, and on the Moove app. Additionally, the monthly event calendar is available at the Poreč Tourist Board Information Center.

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Creation time: 24 June, 2024

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