Final concert at the conclusion of the XIX International Gathering of Bards “Tatiana Day” to be held in Ventspils
12.01.2022 - 12:39
On 22 January, at 4:00 p.m., the final concert at the conclusion of the XIX International Gathering of Bards “Tatiana Day” is to be held in the Concert Hall “Latvija” in Ventspils. The friends meet once again!
This year, only one concert will take place as part of the XIX International Gathering of Bards "Tatiana Day", which will bring together authors and performers from Ventspils, Riga, Daugavpils, Vilnius, Lodz, Warsaw, Pärnu, Tallinn, Moscow, Pskov, and Seattle.
Also this year, as usual, the festival will bring together bards already known to the public, as well as authors and performers from nine countries who will step the stage in Ventspils for the first time. Not only the strong reputation of the gathering event "Tatiana Day", but also contacts with other artists established by the local authors and performers during numerous festivals and concerts allowed to attract new and interesting artists representing other music genres.
Those few artists who are not able to be present in Ventspils in person due to the health emergency, will entertain the public, using the modern means of communication. However, also this time, for most participants, the distance and borders are not an obstacle!
The tickets are available as of 13 January, at all sales points of "Biļešu serviss" in all Latvian cities and online at https://www.bilesuserviss.lv/. The number of visitors is limited. Ticket prices: EUR 5.00; pupils, students, and seniors - EUR 3.00.
The event "Tatiana Day" is organized by Ventspils Association of National Cultural Centres.
Only those vaccinated or recovered from Covid-19 will be admitted, upon presenting an interoperable Covid-19 certificate and an identity document. Children aged 12 and older are required to present a vaccination or recovery certificate, or a negative screening test from a laboratory for a Covid-19 test taken no later than 72 hours before the event within the educational process. Children under the age of 12 are not required to present a test.
