The summer of Latvian festivals is complemented by a new concept urban festival. For the first time in Riga, 137 Brīvības Street, on August 14, the festival “Jenotu Urban Trap” will take place. Three stages, various sports and art competitions in one day’s intense adventure.
More than 14 artists will perform on the three stages on this day, representing different styles of music and emphasizing the diversity of the urban environment.
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Photo of the festival 2020
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The spirit of the competition will be very important in this festival – it will be possible to participate in the “beer pong” championship, which is the largest championship in the Baltics in terms of the number of teams; show your mastery in a table hockey tournament led by a world champion; compete in a billiards tournament; take part in the “Ultimate Game Night”, or team competition, which is organized in cooperation with the creative team “Voila”, challenge yourself in the eating competition, express your artist’s gene graffiti in a fight in which the jury will be Ozols and Kiwie. At the festival, it will be possible to see the Hip Hop photo exhibition, the authors of which are photographer Axel Berg.
On the main stage, or Hip Hop stage dune Prusax, association MID (ZLEGIS, Gocha, Ods), Serpentine, Shibiks, as well as Sugarpaps and 24K. Some of the artists are known from Battle 371.
Agnese Stengrevica, Diona Liepiņa, Karlīna and Dance studio “SPACE” will perform on the acoustic stage throughout the day.
M&M, Oculus Noise, Dispoze and Skaabe will entertain the audience on the Rave stage. In the evening, visitors will be delighted by various light objects that will complement the emotions gained at the festival.
The main goal of the festival is to give the event visitors the opportunity to return to the vortex of the event – intense, exciting, different, maybe even find a new passion, relaxing and enjoying the urban atmosphere of the festival, because the organizers are convinced that everyone will be able to find something suitable. !
Kristaps Maļarčiks, the creator of the event, says: “This festival combines activities that are usually not experienced in one place, so we want to show visitors what is happening outside the daily routine. I would never have imagined that Latvian table hockey players would have such good success in the world if they had not met someone who would tell me. At that moment, I realized that table hockey should also be included in the festival program, so that other people would know that table hockey is still played at a masterful level!-
It is important that the festival will be open to people who can present a valid Covid-19 certificate and identity document.
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