Portal Glas Nacije u serijalu tekstova “Moj dan u Knjaževcu” će Vas odvesti na ovo mesto da Vam predstavi kulturne i ostale znamenitosti grada.
Gurgusovačka kula predstavlja obeležje Knjaževca i mesto gde se održavaju različite manifestacije. Između ostalog i Festival kulture mladih, koji je izuzetno posećen. Naravno, kula nije sačuvana u izvornom obilku, sačuvan je samo deo zida i preuređena je u letnju pozornicu. Ovaj festival svake godine poseti preko 15000 ljudi iz zemlje i regiona.
Održavaju se razni koncerti sa mnogim muzičkim izvođačima sa naše domaće, a i inostrane scene, gde možete uživati u zvucima zabavne, narodne i rok muzike. Izložba fotografije, likovna galerija i muzički program su zastupljeni tokom leta, kada se ovaj festival i održava. Knjaževac može da se pohvali najstarijim festivalom na Balkanu. Organizuje se takmičenje mladih stvaralaca u muzici, poeziji, pozorišnoj igri i umetničkoj fotografiji. Poslednjih godina prisutni su pesnički konkursi u saradnji sa Radio Beogradom. Fesival traje nekoliko dana, a u završoj večeri nastupaju vodeće folklorne trupe u zemlji.
Nekada studentska smotra 1962. godine, na kojoj je učestvovalo oko 300 studenata iz nekoliko gradova Timočkog i Niškog regiona, a danas jedna od najvećih kulturnih manifestacija u Srbiji!
Pokrovitelji Festivala su Ministarstvo za kulturu i Opština Knjaževac.
Portal Glas Nacije in the series of texts "My day in Knjaževac" will take you to this place to present you the cultural and other sights of the city. Gurgusovačka tower is a landmark of Knjaževac and a place where various events are held. Among other things, the Youth Culture Festival, which is extremely well attended. Of course, the tower was not preserved in its original form, only part of the wall was preserved and it was converted into a summer stage. This festival is visited every year by over 15,000 people from the country and the region. Various concerts are held with many musical performers from our domestic and foreign scenes, where you can enjoy the sounds of fun, folk and rock music. A photography exhibition, an art gallery and a music program are featured during the summer, when this festival takes place. Knjaževac can boast of the oldest festival in the Balkans. A competition of young creators in music, poetry, theater and artistic photography is being organized. In recent years, there have been poetry contests in cooperation with Radio Belgrade. The festival lasts for several days, and the leading folklore troupes in the country perform in the final evening. It used to be a student fair in 1962, in which about 300 students from several towns in the Timočki and Niš regions took part, and today it is one of the biggest cultural events in Serbia! The patrons of the Festival are the Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Knjaževac.
