TAIBOLA


TAIBOLA

TAIBOLA is a freshly started contemporary festival, first time in ran 2012 at a Sandy Beach near Severodvinsk. The short formula of TAIBOLA is = the White Sea + midsummer. A growing concept as the festival is now moving to a new location this summer, an island Moudjug in the White Sea, near Arkhangelsk. In 2012 TAIBOLA had about 1500 visitors, in 2013 there were about 5000 people on the festival. 

TAIBOLA stand for arts, nature & ecology. No ideological, religion or political abuse! All the guest and participants spend 3 days in the open air, living in tents and are entertained by music, DJ`s, films, workshops, good food and all kinds of cultural activities. Last year TAIBOLA introduced and started the “Contest of art-objects made of natural materials,” which is taking place this year again. 

Art-festival «TAIBOLA. THE NEW TIDES»

Information release 2014


In 2011 and 2012 the festival was held in the same place on the White Sea shore near the settlement Solza. In 2013 during three festival days «TAIBOLA» was visited by about 5000 persons, including guests from other regions of Russia (Moscow, Saint-Petersburg, Rostov, Pskov, Kaluga, Vologda, Alma-Ata, Omsk, Minsk, Murmansk, etc.) and from abroad.

Festival short name:
Northern Art Festival «TAIBOLA».

Festival full designation:
Multi-Regional Youth Cultural Ecological Volunteer Open-Air Festival «TAIBOLA».

Dates in 2013:
Festival datesJuly 11-12-13, 2013 (second week-end in July).
Start of construction activities — June 20, festival deconstruction — till August 10.

Location in 2014:
White Sea shore, islands in Northern Dvina estuary.
Presumably, the island Moudjug (wide sand spit near the beacon “White Tower”).

Festival formula:
Taibola a way through the taiga (boreal forest), an abandoned road in Arkhangelsk region. As a metaphor – the way to oneself.

CultureThe main objective of the festival — to involve people into creative activity. The guests will have possibility not only to see the artists performances, but also to create some art-objects by themselves.

Voluntary activity. Non-commercial festival «TAIBOLA» is created and organized by volunteers. We need your hands, ideas, time, equipment, stuff and financial support. Entrance fee — taking part in activities, positive attitude, and respect for the festival philosophy. We propose the festival as a gift, there is no entrance fee.

Ecology. The event location will be cleaned of wastes before and after the festival. The wastes will be partially sorted and moved to the specialized wastes deposit. We plan to attract specialists of Moscow «Resources Saving Center» and employees of the organization «ETAS» (Arkhangelsk) to organize lectures and seminars on ecology.

Open-Air. The festival will be organized in open air, on the White Sea shore. We position «TAIBOLA» as a family event (for all ages) with free entrance and intense cultural program. The festival is a good occasion to go camping!

Our mission:
·     to promote cultural and social activity of people by involving them into voluntary activities;
·     to clean the festival territory and adjacent areas from wastes and rubbish;
·     to propagate healthy living, life in harmony with nature, and ecological construction methods;
·     to develop tolerance among young people, to acquaint the festival guests with different cultural trends: music, traditional crafts, tee culture, etc.;
·     to promote family activities in open air; first of allfor the young families with small children;
·     to represent maximum possible variety of non-commercial music – concerts of “live” bands, electronic musicians, DJ-sets;
·     to involve festival guests into creative activities, to turn the spectator into a participant;
·     to increase touristic attraction of the region, to develop the event tourism in Arkhangelsk region.

Project summary:
«TAIBOLA» is a small town with population of several thousand people, existing to the full for three days. It construction and deconstruction takes a month. The festival guests and volunteers will have a possibility to change their social roles, to receive new skills and abilities, to feel happiness getting the results of own work, to listen to ethnic and modern music, to visit different master-classes, to create and observe amazing art-objects made off flotsam and drift wood, to make a part of remarkable company and to admire nature of the White Sea!  All these issues make «TAIBOLA» a noticeable event, which is difficult to be described.

Guests and volunteers:
For 80% - people form Severodvinsk, Arkhangelsk and Novodvinsk. The rest 20% — guests from other areas of Arkhangelsk region and Russia. 80% of participantsactive young people from 20 to 35. But the festival is surely interesting for people of all ages – from small children to old persons.

Our estimates:
In 2014 we assume enhancing of the event quality to the level of the Barents region. We plan to organize a contest among professional artists and architects; to invite performers from different regions of Russia, Norway and Finland, to invite several sailing yachts with a special visit. We plan to organize several new festival locations, such as «Slave Settlement» (with a functioning smithy, Russian stove and pottery wheel). «TAIBOLA» is already seen by local people as one of the main summer events. The festival is known in the central part of Russia.

Administrative support:
The project «TAIBOLA» is supported by Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of Arkhangelsk region, Agency for nature resources and ecology of Arkhangelsk region, “Center for Environmental Management and Protectionof Arkhangelsk, Severodvinsk town administration, Severodvinsk municipal institutionYouth Center”, National parkRussian Arctic”.  We have preliminary agreements concerning the location of TAIBOLA 2014 with Primorsky area local administration.

Our contacts: 
For information concerning the festival, please, see:

A video about the first festival «Taibola. Waiting For The Sun»:

Ilya Kuzubov,
General producer of the festival «TAIBOLA»:
Tel.: +79115716319


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