Difference between revisions of "Festivals in Slovenia 2015"
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[[Festivals in Slovenia 2013|The interactive festival calendar 2013]] included 161 festivals (13 of them were biennial). | [[Festivals in Slovenia 2013|The interactive festival calendar 2013]] included 161 festivals (13 of them were biennial). | ||
| − | In 2015 we are building the ''festivalscape'' again: up to June we have collected the dates of | + | In 2015 we are building the ''festivalscape'' again: up to June we have collected the dates of 27 festivals. The festivals are arranged by weeks. |
The infographic can be complemented with [[Timeline of festivals|the timeline of festivals]], which reveals the dynamics of establishing new festivals in Slovenia (1946-2015). | The infographic can be complemented with [[Timeline of festivals|the timeline of festivals]], which reveals the dynamics of establishing new festivals in Slovenia (1946-2015). | ||
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| − | In 2015 we are building the ''festivalscape'' again: up to June we have collected the dates of | + | In 2015 we are building the ''festivalscape'' again: up to June we have collected the dates of 27 festivals. The festivals are arranged by weeks. |
You can complement the above infographic [[Timeline of festivals|with the timeline of festivals]], which reveals the dynamics of establishing new festivals in Slovenia (1946–2015). | You can complement the above infographic [[Timeline of festivals|with the timeline of festivals]], which reveals the dynamics of establishing new festivals in Slovenia (1946–2015). | ||
Revision as of 12:40, 1 June 2015
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About the project
In 2015 we are building the festivalscape again: up to June we have collected the dates of 27 festivals. The festivals are arranged by weeks.
You can complement the above infographic with the timeline of festivals, which reveals the dynamics of establishing new festivals in Slovenia (1946–2015).
PS The 2013 edition of the festival calendar included 161 festivals (13 of them were biennial).
