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The Salföldi Dalföld has been organizing summer evening dance houses for the fifth year now, which appeared as a curiosity in the cultural life of the Balaton summer, as in the previous year, alongside Hungarian folk music, the music of Hungarian Romani and traditional Indian folk music also spiced up the festivities that lasted until dawn.
This year too, the summer-opening dance house series continues, which on July 5 in the evening, in Tőke Gyula's barn, supplemented with good wine and local gastronomic specialties, represents an unmissable program for those vacationing on the Balaton Uplands.

On July 5 and 6, with the music of Hungarian FolkEmbassy, Nagy Kinga and Vastag Richárd lead the dance house; on July 7, the Magyarhang Orchestra will be the hosts.

S A T U R D A Y – 2019. július 6.

13:00 Dance house with the Magyarhang Orchestra at the Ábrahámhegy beach. Ábrahámhegy Strand button

20:15 Hungarian FolkEmbassy and Bognár Szilvia: From the Csitári Mountains to the Körös gardens – Kodály and Bartók's collections come to life. Schoolyard – Main Stage

21:30 "I Dance Hungary" – the platform of the dance house movement for non-Hungarian speakers – conversation with Karlócai Orsolya, director of the Magyarország Barátai Foundation. Schoolyard – Main Stage

23:30 Dance house and folk tavern with the Hungarian FolkEmbassy. Hosts: Nagy Kinga and Vastag Richárd. Tőke Gyula's barn


S U N D A Y – 2019. július 7.

13:00-16:00 I. Balaton Uplands Folk Dancers Meeting.
Host: Vastag Richárd / Host orchestra: Magyarhang Orchestra.
Performing:
Batsányi Dance Ensemble (Tapolca), Balatonfüred Folk Dance Ensemble, Zánka Folk Dance Ensemble, Ezüst Kőkapu Dance Ensemble (Badacsony), Gerence Traditional Folk Dance Ensemble (Veszprém)
Schoolyard – Main Stage

15:00 I. Balaton Uplands Folk Dancers Meeting – Gala
(Admission to the Balaton Uplands Folk Dancers Meeting is FREE!)

00:00 Dance house and folk tavern with the Magyarhang Orchestra. Tőke Gyula's barn
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