At Pohoda you will also find a tent for spiritual talks. It will be located in the Comenius University tent near the Family Park. During the day Anna Polcková, Daniel Pastirčák, Michal Lajcha, Martin Kováč and Míša Kapustin will take turns in the tent. It will be open on Friday from 2 pm to 8 pm and on Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm. The programme is available on-site. → read more
This year Pohoda celebrates its 20th anniversary at Trenčín Airport. In the first year, the festival was held in the municipal stadium, later it moved to the area Pod Sokolicami which was extended by an exhibition centre in 2000. In 2004, Pohoda moved to the airport. → read more
From 6 pm we will finally be together :) We hope that together we can enjoy a good party in the tent cities. For all the information about the opening on Wednesday, please follow this LINK. → read more
There are last 3,000 festival tickets remaining. Buy tickets in advance at a lower price, while they are still available. → read more
During Pohoda, come and visit the stand of the humanitarian organisation ADRA (located opposite the Urpiner stage towards the Biskupice tent camp) and help, together with ADRA volunteers, pack food packages for Ukraine. A total of 1,320 packages filled with food and toiletries will be prepared during Pohoda, an amount that will fill an entire truck. → read more
The list of Pohoda restaurants could easily deserve its own magazine or "lineup." This year, there are over 100 gastro outlets offering delicious food and drinks. You can enjoy burgers, falafel, gyoza, langos, pizza, kebabs, hotdogs, pho, as well as sweet waffles, pancakes and other delicacies. There will even be freshly baked rolls delivered in the morning directly from the Trenčín bakery. → read more
On Wednesday evening in the tent cities we will have fun all together :) A real community party awaits you. You can expect genres from DNB to house to reggae and dub. → read more
The Mykola Kulish Kherson Regional Academic Music and Drama Theatre from Ukraine will be performing Kitten as a Memory of Darkness in seven cities in Slovakia from July 5. The performance will begin on Wednesday at the Slovak National Theatre, from where it will travel to Pohoda Festival, Banská Štiavnica, Pezinok, Prešov, Rožňava and end in Bardejov. The Kherson Theatre is coming to Slovakia at the invitation of Pohoda organiser Michal Kaščák, who saw the performance during one of his trips to Ukraine. The tour will also include the ceremonial launch of the book of the same name, published by Denník N in cooperation with Pohoda Festival. → read more
Accommodation in cottages, capsules, Tent Inn tents and also in 5-person tents are sold out. Silent camp is also sold out. → read more
Check out the time lapse of the main stage roof being lifted :) → read more
