We know that many of our amazing festival participants want to support Urkult and contribute to the future of our festival. Ever since sharing our sad news we have recieved so much love and understanding from you and it gives us all the energy we need to keep working on making Urkult 2021 possible.
Right now we are planning a lot of different ways that you can support us. The first of which will be the possibility for you to simply send us a contribution through the Swedish app Swish. But don’t worry if you don’t have access to Swish but still want to contribute, we will let you know when we have prepared other ways for you take part in the support of the festival.
Sunshine and love to you all!
Photo by Per Johan Nylund
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Volunteer applications are open!
Together we make sure the festival becomes a reality. Thanks to all your good souls we can continue to celebrate year after year. To do volunteer work at Urkult is often described as intense, a little crazy and immensely joyful and fun. You will meet so many people...
The Urkult train keeps rolling!
Our friends at Nässjö Järnvägsmuseum has worked hard to make sure the Urkult Train keeps rolling even for Urkult 2022! The booking site has already opened and you can find the time tables, prices and book your seat easily online. The pavement is made by kredit card....
Become a volunteer!
Together we make sure the festival becomes a reality. Thanks to all your good souls we can continue to celebrate year after year. To do volunteer work at Urkult is often described as intense, a little crazy and immensely joyful and fun. You will meet so many people...
The childrens festival program is here!
Urkult values kids and therefor have dedicated a big piece of the festival to them. They can participate in the big adventure and all generations can meet with each other. Our littlest of visitor should be just as happy and satisfied with their visit as the rest of...
Frida Hyvönen, Ak Dan Gwang Chil, Ebo Krdum, Dawda Jobarteh and RÅ
AK DAN GWANG CHIL Ak Dan Gwang Chil is from South Korea. The group uses percussions, string- and wind instruments and has three vocalists. The multi-praised group invites you to a journey where we meet a culture that partly has been blown to pieces by the division of...
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