The 11th Mountain Music Fest (MMF) returns to Divčibare from July 31 to August 2, featuring concerts, workshops, and environmental initiatives.
Key facts
- •The festival runs from July 31 to August 2 on Divčibare.
- •The event includes over 40 activities, such as film screenings and digital safety workshops.
- •Children under 10 years old receive free admission.
- •Tickets are available through the Gigstix platform and Vulkan bookstores.
- •The festival aims to reduce its carbon footprint by more than 2.5 tons.
The 11th edition of the Mountain Music Fest (MMF) begins on Friday, July 31, on Divčibare, running through Sunday, August 2. The festival features a diverse lineup of musical performances alongside more than 40 additional activities, including creative workshops, film screenings, and sports, all set within the mountain environment.
By the numbers
Music and Entertainment Lineup
The festival program includes performances by Nu Genea Live Band, The Brand New Heavies, Rundek Haustor & Ekipa, Bajaga i Instruktori, Zoster, Elemental, Nikola Vranjković, Del Arno Band, KOIKOI, Z++, Bigru i Paja Kratak, IDEM, and Ubili su Batlera. The electronic music stage will feature DJs and producers such as Marcellus Pittman, Young Pulse, Gino Grasso b2b LTJ X-Perience, Adriatic Social Club, and Stella Zekri.
Sustainability and Community Initiatives
This year's festival emphasizes sustainability through its eco-partner, Elephant. The 'Solar by Elephant' stage operates entirely on renewable energy, and the festival aims to reduce its carbon footprint by over 2.5 tons through measures like reusable cups. Additionally, the 'Every Can Counts' initiative allows visitors to exchange 10 empty aluminum cans for a drink or snacks to promote recycling.
Additional Festival Features
Visitors can attend BoljiOnline digital safety workshops and view digitally restored versions of domestic film classics 'Varljivo leto ’68' and 'Majstori, majstori' via the A1 Kinoteka project. A1 Srbija is providing increased network capacity, and a shuttle service, the 'funky train,' will transport attendees to the festival grounds.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by N1 Info.
