Novigrad – Cittanova is getting a fresh dose of culture and music!
Špacio Pop {dance market}, brought to life by MORA – Youth Organization for Developmental Activities, throws open its doors to all who love good music, unique art, and authentic handmade goods – all with a side of top-tier wine and craft drinks. It’s designed as a creative meet-up for artists, entrepreneurs and curious visitors looking to soak up Novigrad’s charm in a laid-back, vibrant setting.
WHY VISIT?
Špacio Pop {dance market} is set to inject new energy into Novigrad! This one-day festival offers a chance to support local creatives, explore original handmade goods, and enjoy an urban open-air vibe with great music and chilled-out feels. Expect a perfect mix of tradition and modern flair – right in the heart of the beautiful Bishop’s Park.
EVENT PROGRAM
Eight Istrian Creators Ready to Surprise With Handmade Treasures – Plus Music, Flavours and a Creative Paper Workshop
Eight talented makers from across Istria will showcase and sell their handmade crafts and local products, keeping their finest secrets under wraps until the big day. Expect an atmosphere buzzing with live music, creativity, food and drinks – the perfect recipe for an unforgettable evening.
MUSIC
Taking centre stage is Rolo, the high-energy band from Split guaranteed to get everyone dancing with their infectious groove. Before and after their set, DJ Laseech from Pula will spin vinyl records, guiding the crowd on a dance journey that lasts all the way until midnight.
GASTRO ZONE
Almost Famous Burger (Poreč) – juicy, flavour-packed burgers for true gourmets
Fish food Biba (Novigrad) – local seafood bites you’ll want to savour to the last crumb
Kampanjola craft beer (Svetvinčenat) – pure Istrian refreshment in every sip
Ghira natural wines (Novigrad) & Rawino (Poreč) – authentic flavours for discerning wine lovers
Main cocktail bar by Rossi Distillery – cocktails and local spirits adding Istrian character to every glass
HANDMADE PAPER WORKSHOP
Discover the art of paper as a creative medium and explore the possibilities of traditional papermaking. Egg cartons, cardboard and old printed paper will be given a new life as unique handmade sheets. Participants will also be introduced to the Japanese Washi technique, crafted from kozo fibres – known as mulberry bark paper. All materials are provided: paper moulds, colourful pulp, threads, leaves and flowers. The workshop is open to all ages and will be led by Marijeta Markovina, a gifted artist from the island of Korčula.