An exceptionally diverse range of cultural programs is offered throughout the year at the Moravian Open-Air Museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm.

ROŽNOV POD RADHOŠTĚM - A diverse range of fairground goods with a rich accompanying program is available in August. The Wallachian Fair offers folk traditions, crafts, delicacies, and entertainment for children and adults. The wooden town will come alive with swordsmen, musicians, theater performers, and vendors who will offer not only original fairground items but also unforgettable experiences. A varied cultural program has been prepared for visitors, presented by:

jugglers and acrobats from the Agripa ensemble
medieval music by Krless
groups Ganifim, Sešlisa, Z horní dolní a dál na Jih
Jana Kirschner (August 16th, 3:00 PM)

The fairground offerings will include a wide range of products – from ceramics and jewelry to folk musical instruments, wooden toys, and handcrafted items made from reeds or sheep's wool. Visitors can look forward to demonstrations of traditional crafts. Throughout both days, there will be a diverse selection of refreshments, creative workshops for children, historical carousels, archery with bows and arrows, strength tests, a boat with a guide, a confectionery and coffee shop in the garden, a period photo studio, coin minting, and horse rides.

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An exceptionally diverse range of cultural programs is offered throughout the year at the Moravian Open-Air Museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm.

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