Overview
The festival encourages cultural exchange, artistic development and interaction between performers from different countries, offering an international stage for their artistic work.
Competitive performances are combined with cultural activities and sightseeing.
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Program
Tuesday 6 April
Stay & prices
Accommodation is normally provided in 3–4-bed rooms. Participants other than group leaders and drivers may also request twin-room accommodation, subject to availability.
Participation is confirmed after submission and acceptance of the festival application and completion of the required payment procedure. Groups must provide the required application information.
The stated accommodation prices are indicative and may be adjusted if hotel or other external costs change.
Before you go
Children, youth and adults are welcome, both amateur and professional. Participation formats include soloists, duets, trios, quartets, small groups and larger ensembles. Delegations may include performers and accompanying persons, with no specified maximum number of either.
Participants may compete in more than one genre by submitting an additional application and paying the applicable additional competition fee.
An international professional jury evaluates all performances using a 10-point scoring system. Performances are assessed separately by artistic category, age category and participation format. Jury decisions are final.
Groups may be invited to the Opening Ceremony, Closing Ceremony, parade, accompanying concerts, receptions and workshops. Participation in official activities included in the program is mandatory for invited groups.
Participants and groups can receive Grand Prix distinctions, placement awards, participant diplomas and special awards for artistry, costumes and creative achievement. Participants also receive festival souvenirs and recognition materials.
Submitting an application confirms acceptance of the festival regulations. Photographs, audio recordings and video recordings may be made during the festival for documentation, communication and promotional purposes. Groups must obtain the necessary image-use permissions, including parental or legal guardian permission for minors.
Participants can explore the European Quarter, including the House of European History, Wiertz Museum and European Parliament Visitors’ Centre.
A visit to the European Parliament may also be organized. Advance registration/accreditation is required, and the visit is subject to confirmation and availability. Interested groups must indicate their interest during the festival application process.
The excursion includes Brussels–Antwerp–Brussels transportation, a guided walking tour and the opportunity to discover Antwerp’s cultural and historical attractions.
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