EtnoFest has concluded its latest edition in Kukaj, once again bringing a rich program of cultural and artistic activities that blended traditional heritage with contemporary forms of art.

For the fourth consecutive year, Banka e Vendit (BPB) has supported EtnoFest and its mission to preserve, promote, and further develop cultural heritage through innovative artistic approaches.

Throughout the festival, Kukaj was transformed into a vibrant cultural space, hosting theatre performances, concerts, exhibitions, literary activities, workshops, and a range of other artistic programs. The program aimed to bridge tradition and contemporary creativity, making cultural heritage part of the audience’s direct and immersive experience.

One of the highlights of the closing ceremony was the presentation of the BPB Award for Best Ethno-Performance. The award went to Flaka Goranci’s project “Echoes of Origin,” a work that brings together elements of classical and folk music.

BPB’s support for EtnoFest for the fourth consecutive year reflects the bank’s commitment to supporting initiatives that contribute to the preservation, promotion, and development of local culture and heritage.