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The In Memoriam Prof. Peter Hafner Festival was first organised under this name in 2009, as a successor of sorts to the "Alter-Fest" that first appeared in 2005 at the Rdeča ostriga Club. In the beginning, Alter-Fest took place for only one evening and its line-up more or less consisted of punk bands. In the years to come, the festival widened its musical scope, forming a more varied and well-recognised programme. This development was partly due to the guidance and help from Peter Hafner, a local music enthusiast, DJ, cultural activist and mathematics professor, who unfortunately passed away in 2009. Thus, Alter-Fest got a new name.

After its initial punk orientation featuring bands such as Center za dehumanizacijo (CZD), the festival has gone for a more varied selection of musical orientations, from electronics to hip hop, bringing to stage some of the best alternative Slovenian acts and also a number of popular bands from abroad.

In Memoriam prof. Peter Hafner #3 - FILM (2012) by MlchkovTine on YouTube

Of the local acts, one can mention Dubzilla, Moveknowledgement, Demolition Group, Koala Voice, We Can't Sleep at Night, Coma Stereo, Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape, New Wave Syria, Bakalina, N'Toko, Marko Brecelj, and Ewok. Of the more memorable foreign acts, there are Rambo Amadeus, Damir Avdić, Punčke, Repetitor, Bad Copy, Erotic Biljan & His Heretics, and Vlasta Popić.

In 2013, the festival was extended to one week with additional programme such as film screenings, theatre performances and graphics exhibitions. Today, a part of the programme is also held at the courtyard of the Loka Castle.

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-The [[In Memoriam Prof. Peter Hafner Festival]] was first organised under this name in [[established::2009]], its predecessor being ''Alter-Fest'' that launched in 2005. At the beginning it lasted only one evening and its line-up more or less consisted of punk bands. In the years to come, the festival widened its musical scope, forming a more varied and quite recognized programme. This was partly due to the guidance and help from Prof. [[Peter Hafner]], a local music enthusiast, DJ, culture activist and mathematics professor, who unfortunately passed away in 2009. This led to the renaming of the festival, which has since its inception been held at the [[Rdeča ostriga Club]].
+The [[In Memoriam Prof. Peter Hafner Festival]] was first organised under this name in [[established::2009]], as a successor of sorts to the "Alter-Fest" that first appeared in 2005 at the [[Rdeča ostriga Club]]. In the beginning, Alter-Fest took place for only one evening and its line-up more or less consisted of punk bands. In the years to come, the festival widened its musical scope, forming a more varied and well-recognised programme. This development was partly due to the guidance and help from [[Peter Hafner]], a local music enthusiast, DJ, cultural activist and mathematics professor, who unfortunately passed away in 2009. Thus, Alter-Fest got a new name.
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-After the initial punk orientation and the bands such as [[Center za dehumanizacijo (CZD)]], the festival has gone for a more varied selection of musical orientations, from electronics to hip hop, bringing to stage some of the best alternative Slovenian acts and also a number of popular bands from abroad.
+After its initial punk orientation featuring bands such as [[Center za dehumanizacijo (CZD)]], the festival has gone for a more varied selection of musical orientations, from electronics to hip hop, bringing to stage some of the best alternative Slovenian acts and also a number of popular bands from abroad.
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-Of the local ones, one can mention [[Dubzilla]], [[Moveknowledgement]], [[Demolition Group]], [[Koala Voice]], [[We Can't Sleep at Night]], [[Coma Stereo]], [[Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape]], [[New Wave Syria]], [[Bakalina]], [[N'Toko]], [[Marko Brecelj]] and [[Ewok]]. Of the more memorable foreign acts, there are Rambo Amadeus, Damir Avdić, Punčke, Repetitor, Bad Copy, Erotic Biljan & His Heretics and Vlasta Popić.
+Of the local acts, one can mention [[Dubzilla]], [[Moveknowledgement]], [[Demolition Group]], [[Koala Voice]], [[We Can't Sleep at Night]], [[Coma Stereo]], [[Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape]], [[New Wave Syria]], [[Bakalina]], [[N'Toko]], [[Marko Brecelj]], and [[Ewok]]. Of the more memorable foreign acts, there are Rambo Amadeus, Damir Avdić, Punčke, Repetitor, Bad Copy, Erotic Biljan & His Heretics, and Vlasta Popić.
-In 2013, the festival has been extended to one week, with additional programme such as film screenings, theatre performances and prints exhibitions. Today a part of the programme is also held at the courtyard of the [[Loka Castle]].
+In 2013, the festival was extended to one week with additional programme such as film screenings, theatre performances and graphics exhibitions. Today, a part of the programme is also held at the courtyard of the [[Loka Castle]].
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