Balkan Music &
Dance Workshops

Every summer the EEFC presents two week-long summer camps. Follow the links below to read all about and register for the 2024 workshops!

June 15-22, 2024
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August 10-17, 2024
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Find out almost everything you always wanted to know about the EEFC’s in-person Balkan camps.
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Kids at Camp!

Our in-person workshops are a great experience for families. Get the scoop to ensure everyone has a blast!


Scholarships

We award full scholarships to our in-person workshops.
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Partners

The EEFC is proud to partner with sister organizations, including the Bulgarian Folk Music & Dance Seminar.

Richmond, CA

Janam & Vadalma show

September 13, 2015 at 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm

2nd Sundays at Open Door
Join us at 5pm for a potluck, and music at 6pm.
All ages
All donations go to the artists!

Janam ( My Soul ) blends Balkan, Near Eastern and American roots and original music, creating rapturous acoustic textures, whirling rhythms and stunning vocal harmonies. Led by Kitka Women’s Vocal Ensemble veteran Juliana Graffagna, Janam unites some of the San Francisco Bay Area's most imaginative and devoted practitioners of Balkan and Near Eastern music, who weave together Eastern exoticism, gritty Appalachian folk melodies and their own inspired compositions.

This show will feature special guest Greg Jenkins on clarinet.

www.janamband.com

Vadalma:
Exploring vibrant, intimate arrangements of old Hungarian folk songs, Vadalma (“Wild Apple”) is a collaborative project led by Zina Bozzay with Matthew Szemela and Misha Khalikulov. Zina brings songs from village traditions around the Carpathian Basin, and together the musicians blend traditional and historical roots with their own diverse musical backgrounds to craft personal renditions of these rich songs.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Vadalma/700908663300975

Open Door
6226 Arlington Blvd
Richmond, CA