If you will be in or around Brooklyn on January 12th or 13th this year, you won’t want to miss a unique cultural experience that promises to offer plenty of entertainment. The 2018 Zlatne Uste Golden Festival will be happening on those two days at NYC’s Grand Prospect Hall. For two nights, you have the opportunity to engulf yourself in Balkan culture while enjoying fantastic music, dancing, and a celebration you won’t want to miss.
The Zlatne Uste Golden Festival has been in business for over thirty years, and promises to be a popular, exciting event again this year. At the festival, you’ll get to experience plenty of Balkan culture by witnessing excellent live music and wonderful dancing. Two live stages will be present and over fifty bands and live dancing acts will perform over the course of the event. Plus, there will be plenty of unique Balkan food, beverages, and Balkan art vendors to enjoy. You’ll be able to taste some unique food while also finding some one-of-a-kind artwork to display in your home.
While you are enjoying yourself with the festivities, you’ll also get the intrinsic reward of knowing that this is a charitable event. The profits from the 2018 Zlatne Uste Golden Festival will be donated to various Balkan educational and assistance programs. Last year, over $18,000 in proceeds were donated to various Balkan charities.
Prices for tickets vary depending on the day you decide to attend the event. Tickets for January 12th start at $30 per person. Tickets for January 13th start at $45 per person. If you want to purchase tickets for this event, please visit the event website here. The dates and times for the event are as follows:
If you’d like to learn more about the event, please visit the event website located here.
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