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Spaces: Klub Lúč culture centre (*1971).

Initiatives: Kolomaž (*1995), Trakt.

Festivals: Pohoda (*1997).
Past festivals: Multifestival (2018), Children's Festival (2016-2017), Multiplace (2005-).

Art workers: Lukáš Matejka, Štefan Oliš.

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 A city in [[Slovakia]].
+'''Spaces''': [https://www.klubluc.sk/ Klub Lúč] culture centre (*1971).
-'''Festivals''': [[Multiplace]] (*2005).
+'''Initiatives''': [https://www.klubluc.sk/o-nas/ Kolomaž] (*1995), [[Trakt]].
-'''TRAKT''' civil association is organized formation aim at activities in connection with arts and culture. Tradition of a big organizations supply with young spirit, innovation and activity members, who in this association works. Main aims are projects focused on artistic activities, mainly aim at new media as video, installations, events, vj-ing projections, environments, and things like that. Combination of unconventional style, forms and concepts is not for TRAKT foreign, but support and work too with traditive creative technics and accesses. Membership TRAKT are as well as this association, young people, and theirs effort is revive and variegate artistic lifetime in the regions of Slovakia and also in foreign teamworks. http://www.trakt.sk
+'''Festivals''': [https://www.pohodafestival.sk/ Pohoda] (*1997).<br>
+'''Past festivals''': [http://multifestival.trakt.sk/ Multifestival] (2018), [http://trakt.sk/festival-deti-koncepcia-prvych-dvoch-rocnikov/ Children's Festival] (2016-2017), [[Multiplace]] (2005-).
+'''Art workers''': [[Lukáš Matejka]], [[Štefan Oliš]].
+{{Cities}}

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