Difference between revisions of "Rad bi bil normalen Festival"

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The Rad bi bil normalen Festival is a small and unpretentious festival for alternative culture that takes place in Ravne pri Cerknem, a village in the hilly and rural region of Cerkljansko. Held since 1999, the festival has a diverse and unpretentious programme that (at least in recent years) runs for two consecutive autumn weekends. The festival started as a more or less a private thing (hence the funky name, which translates as "I Want to be Normal Festival"), but has soon turned into an annual event that caters to a very heterogeneous local crowd and presents punk bands on the same day as it stages plays by the local amateur theatre group.

The festival regularly features travel lectures, theatre plays, street theatre acts, photography and painting exhibitions, and movie screenings. These usually take place in the first part of the programme, with its second part being comprised of mainly punk and rock (and sometimes folk or choir) concerts. These traditionally feature a few brand new bands on the scene, who are chosen through an open call and then able to play alongside established bands from Slovenia, Italy, Croatia, Germany, and elsewhere, such as Punčke (HR), Bouncin B.C. (DE), Mantan (AU), Nežni Dalibor (RS), Fakofbolan (HR), Debeli Precjednik (HR), Bernays Propaganda (MK), Janez Škof (of Čompe) The Canyon Observer, Real life Version, Kombinat Choir, Indust-Bag, Kar Češ Brass Band, Carnaval, and Manul.

External links

Festival website

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-| status       = TOPROOFREAD NIFERTIK!
+| status       = NIFERTIK!
 | maintainer   = Anže Zorman
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 | name               = Rad bi bil normalen Festival
-| local name         = Rab bi bil normalen festival
+| local name         = Rad bi bil normalen festival
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 | street             = Ravne pri Cerknem 8,
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 | frequency          = annual
-| dates and duration = 3 days, mid October
+| dates and duration = October
 | duration weeks     = 40,41 (2011) 41,42 (2012) 42 (2013) 43 (2014)
-| festival dates     = 16.10.2015 - 17.10.2015
+| festival dates     = 16.10.2015 - 17.10.2015, 21.10.2016 - 22.10.2016, 20.10.2017 - 21.10.2017, 19.10.2018 - 20.10.2018, 18.10.2019 - 20.10.2019, 1.6.2022 - 24.6.2022, 14.10. - 15.10.2022, 13.10.2023 - 14.10.2023
 | contacts     = {{Contact
    | name        = Gregor
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-https://www.facebook.com/rad.normalen
+https://www.facebook.com/rbbnfest
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-The [[Rad bi bil normalen Festival]] is a small and unpretentious festival for alternative culture that is taking place in Ravne pri Cerknem, a village in the hilly and rural region of Cerkljansko. Held since [[established::1999]], the festival has a diverse and unpretentious programme that as of recent years runs for two consecutive autumn weekends. Rad bi bil normalen Festival [which translates as ''I Want to be Normal Festival''] actually started as a more or less a private thing, but has soon turned an annual event that at once caters to a very heterogeneous local crowd and presents punk bands on the same day as it stages  plays by the local amateur theatre group.
+The [[Rad bi bil normalen Festival]] is a small and unpretentious festival for alternative culture that takes place in Ravne pri Cerknem, a village in the hilly and rural region of Cerkljansko. Held since [[established::1999]], the festival has a diverse and unpretentious programme that (at least in recent years) runs for two consecutive autumn weekends. The festival started as a more or less a private thing (hence the funky name, which translates as "I Want to be Normal Festival"), but has soon turned into an annual event that caters to a very heterogeneous local crowd and presents punk bands on the same day as it stages plays by the local amateur theatre group.
-The festival regularly features travel lectures, theatre plays, street theatre acts, photography and painting exhibitions and movie screenings. These usually take place in the first part of the programme, with its second part being comprised of mainly punk and rock (and sometimes folk or choir) concerts. These traditionally feature a few brand new bands on the scene, who are chosen through an open call and than enabled to play alongside established bands from Slovenia, Italy, Croatia, Germany and elsewhere. Some of the these were up until now Punčke (HR), Bouncin B.C. (DE), Mantan (AU), Nežni Dalibor (SRB), Fakofbolan (HR), Debeli Precjednik (HR), Bernays Propaganda (MK), [[Janez Škof]] (of [[Čompe]]) [[The Canyon Observer]], [[Real life Version]], [[Kombinat Choir]], [[Indust-Bag]], [[Kar Češ Brass Band]], [[Carnaval]] and [[Manul]].
+The festival regularly features travel lectures, theatre plays, street theatre acts, photography and painting exhibitions, and movie screenings. These usually take place in the first part of the programme, with its second part being comprised of mainly punk and rock (and sometimes folk or choir) concerts. These traditionally feature a few brand new bands on the scene, who are chosen through an open call and then able to play alongside established bands from Slovenia, Italy, Croatia, Germany, and elsewhere, such as Punčke (HR), Bouncin B.C. (DE), Mantan (AU), Nežni Dalibor (RS), Fakofbolan (HR), Debeli Precjednik (HR), Bernays Propaganda (MK), [[Janez Škof]] (of [[Čompe]]) [[The Canyon Observer]], [[Real life Version]], [[Kombinat Choir]], [[Indust-Bag]], [[Kar Češ Brass Band]], [[Carnaval]], and [[Manul]].
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