The press service of the Roscongress Foundation reported that the festival will become one of the key events of the celebration of the 85th anniversary of the founding of the Murmansk region. From July 15 to July 16, musical, creative, gastronomic, sports and fair spaces will be organized for guests of Teriberka.
The music scene will feature Seville, Haru, rock band Affinage, cover band Russian Woman and regional artists. An electronic music festival will also be prepared for visitors.
You can taste the Arctic at the food court, where more than 20 establishments will present traditional dishes. Guests can treat themselves to venison, elk, seafood with cloudberries and wild plants and drink a cup of special Arctic coffee.
Several free master classes will be held at the festival site, during which you can learn how to draw on a shopper, as well as create a decorative souvenir or a memorable gift. Sports enthusiasts will love the trail run, while those who prefer quieter entertainment will enjoy the arctic board game.
Guests of the event will also be able to send a commemorative postcard from Teriberka and apply for a polar explorer's passport.
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