Slavic Soul Night is a celebration of the history and spirit of Slavic cultures and traditional dancing and dining.
Slavic Soul Night brings different Slavic groups together to share their Slavic traditions and similarities. Folk shows include songs and dance of different genres. Traditional folk dances and music of accordion and balalaika originate from villages of Belarusian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Cossack and Ukrainian region will be perform by different folk musicians and dancers.
The show will take place at Russian House (E 5th St, Austin, TX) February 3 start at 7 pm
This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department
Free Admission
Phone: 5129628494
Email: slavicmardigras@gmail.com
2018/02/03 - 2018/02/03
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Folk shows include songs and dance of different genres. Traditional folk dances and music of accordion and balalaika originate from villages of Belarusian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Cossack and Ukrainian region will be perform by different folk musicians and dancers.
Audience will get acquainted with three folk groups during the performance. The first one is called ‘Sudarushki’ and consist of accordion player, dancers and singers performing Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian folk songs.
The second folk artist Zhenya Rock represent Cossack heritage by performing original song base on Cossack folk music roots.
Wisnaa Marchette is the last but not the least folk performance that is going to represent Bulgarian, Serbian traditional music.
Russian House
307 East 5th St, Austin, TX 78701