The Mykola Kulish Kherson Regional Academic Music and Drama Theatre from Ukraine will be performing Kitten as a Memory of Darkness in seven cities in Slovakia from July 5. The performance will begin on Wednesday at the Slovak National Theatre, from where it will travel to Pohoda Festival, Banská Štiavnica, Pezinok, Prešov, Rožňava and end in Bardejov. The Kherson Theatre is coming to Slovakia at the invitation of Pohoda organiser Michal Kaščák, who saw the performance during one of his trips to Ukraine. The tour will also include the ceremonial launch of the book of the same name, published by Denník N in cooperation with Pohoda Festival. → read more

Accommodation in cottages, capsules, Tent Inn tents and also in 5-person tents are sold out. Silent camp is also sold out. → read more

Check out the time lapse of the main stage roof being lifted :) → read more

What would Pohoda be without the Funny Fellows?! They will accompany you with a cheerful mood and great music in the tent cities, in the festival area, durong the opening of the gates - simply everywhere :) Funny Fellows will come to Pohoda already on Wednesday :) → read more

Tickets for suburban bus service from Trenčianske Teplice to the festival and back is already available for sale on our website. A three-day pass (6 trips) for the suburban service costs €30. With a three-day pass, your seat on the bus is guaranteed. The bus service can also be used for single trips that cost €8/one ride. → read more

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You can find the map here: https://www.pohodafestival.sk/en/map → read more

Pohoda firmly remains a festival to which you can bring food & drinks of your choice in a self-preferable quantity.  We don’t follow the paradigms of other events in not letting people enter the venue with their own food and drinks. The only restriction is prohibition of glass packaging in order to prevent severe cuts. Important to remind is availability of free drinking water not only in cisterns, but especially in the hygiene center, opposing the main stage.  → read more

There are last 5,000 festival tickets remaining. Buy tickets in advance at a lower price, while they are still available. → read more

Visual art has been part of Pohoda for several years. This year, for the first time, a work is created directly just for our festival. It is created by András Cséfalvay, who will reflect on the topic of the climate crisis. Of course, you can also expect many other and great works that are part of the Visual stage. → read more