Rijeka

Koza Mostra is a Greek rock band founded in 2012. It consists of Ilias Kozas (lead singer, classical and electric guitar), Dimitris Raptis (drums), Stavros Apostolidis (bouzouki, backing vocals), Giannis Bellos (bass guitar, backing vocals), Sofia Staikou (violin, backing vocals) and Asterios Fragos (electric guitar, backing vocals). The band fuses ska, punk and rock with traditional Greek folk music styles, such as Macedonian Greek music and rebetiko.

DuOud consists of two oud playing ; Tunisian born Jean-Pierre Smadja (already noted for many albums he issued as Smadj), and Algerian born master oud player Mehdi Haddab (known for his work with the acclaimed French based trio, Ekova, and more recently Speed Caravan). Blending their North African heritage with the latest Western technology, the pair builds a musical cycle that looks to their African roots while absorbing and morphing contemporary music styles – break beats, jazz grooves and metal guitar.

A textured painting workshop on round canvases symbolizing boat portholes. Using paper, water, glue, and acrylic paint, participants create relief artworks inspired by the Mediterranean—its sea, coasts, and towns. The workshop encourages sensory exploration, creativity, and personal reflection. Suitable for 8+.

Based on Janko Polić Kamov’s Aphorism No. 6: On one foot life wears a cothurnus, whilst on the other a clown’s slipper. wears a cothurnus on one foot, and a jester’s slipper on the other. (La vita calza da un piede il coturno e dall’altro il socco.) Workshop Leaders: Damir Bartol Indoš & Tanja Vrvilo Performance artists Damir Bartol Indoš and Tanja Vrvilo lead the children’s workshop Schachtophonia for Two Shoes on eight small sound instruments, schacthophones, inspired by Aphorism No. 6 by the precursor of Croatian literary avant-garde Janko Polić Kamov: On one foot life wears a cothurnus, whilst on the other a clown’s slipper. Kamov’s 24 Aphorisms (Accenni) were published in the Futurist-Papinist literary journal Lacerba in 1913, three years after his death, under the pseudonym Gian Paolo. The workshop is performed using authentic instruments – eight sound boxes with springs, known as schachtophones, and graphic colour scores created by Damir Bartol Indoš.