Month: May 2021

The seventh “Folk Music Fest” was held over the weekend at the Grand Terrace in Palić. The first day of the festival featured tamburitza concerts performed by ensembles from Subotica and Čantavir, while the second day was dedicated to traditional Hungarian music from across the Carpathian Basin, as well as from Subotica, Szeged, and Baja.
Those present at the Grand Terrace in Palić were welcomed by the festival organizer Gábor Juhász, president of the Citizens’ Association “Juhászok”, as well as by Bálint Pásztor, President of the City Assembly.

As part of the accompanying program, an exhibition of folk arts was organized, along with handicraft workshops and traditional children’s toy workshops, as well as instrument presentations for children and a presentation by the St. Longinus Association of Medieval Traditions.

Younger and older performers, soloists, groups, established and emerging bands, musical ensembles, artists, amateurs, formal and informal bands… You are all invited to apply and present your performance or act to the visitors of Palić.

What is it really about?

The Music Pavilion in Palić has existed for more than 100 years. It was intended to serve as a space for hosting smaller promenade concerts. Over a century ago, the city council signed a contract requiring 13 members of its orchestra to perform promenade music every day during June, July, and August. Our goal this year is to revive this facility and restore it to its original purpose.

And where are you?

Anyone who has the desire, willingness, talent, and above all positive energy is invited to apply and may have the opportunity to perform in this original and beautiful venue.
Applications are open until Friday, May 28, at 6:00 PM. Please send us an email including the name of your group, a short description of your performance (genre, number of members in the group, number of vocalists, musical instruments, etc.), audio, video, or photo material of your performance, as well as your contact information (full name, phone number, and email). We will get back to you to arrange all the details and conditions.
We are also open to collaboration with other artistic groups. Contact us, present your work, and we will certainly establish some form of cooperation.
For any additional information, you can contact us via email at office@park-palic.rs or by phone at +381 65 960 27 95.

rom May 7 to May 9, the Palić Sailing Club hosted the 14th international sailing regatta SEEOOC – the South East European Open Cup for the “Optimist” class on Lake Palić.
A total of 61 competitors from five countries participated in the regatta: North Macedonia, Montenegro, Hungary, Slovakia, and Serbia.
Among the members of the Palić Sailing Club, Nenad Zakić won third place in the overall ranking and third place in the boys’ category, while Bertalan Molnar took third place in the boys’ under-12 category.
Among the domestic competitors, Nenad achieved first place in the overall ranking and first place in the boys’ category, while Bertalan secured first place in the boys’ under-12 category.
Park Palić congratulates all participants on their achievements.

Last weekend, from April 30 to May 2, the traditional 75th “May Day Regatta” was held in Palić, organized by the Palić Sailing Club.
A total of 96 competitors from Serbia (representing 12 clubs) and three competitors from Hungary took part in the event.
The medal winners among the members of the Palić Sailing Club were:

Tihomir Zakić – 1st place in the FINN class
Luka Sretenović – 3rd place in the Laser 4.7 class – overall and 3rd place in the Laser 4.7 class – boys
Kristina Boja – 2nd place in the Laser Radial class – girls and 3rd place in the Laser Radial class – overall
Danilo Bešić – 3rd place in the Laser Standard class
Bertalan Molnar – 1st place in the Optimist class – boys under 12
Nenad Zakić – 2nd place in the Optimist class – overall and 2nd place in the Optimist class – boys

Park Palić congratulates all participants on their achieved success.

Several thousand visitors took advantage of the holidays to spend their May Day and Easter break at Lake Palić. Although the “May Day Picnic” event was not organized this year, visitors still had the opportunity to enjoy a variety of activities, such as free walking tours, visits to the Zoo, entertainment at the amusement park, cycling and pedal boat rides, as well as spending time in nature.
The terraces of local restaurants and cafés were open, allowing many visitors to refresh themselves after walking along the shores of Palić Lake.

(Photo: gradsubotica.co.rs)