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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Since the beginning the East European Folklife Center has depended on you—our big-hearted community!


Get Your EEFC Swag!

T-shirts, totes, and more — sporting the beautiful EEFC rosette. Tell the world about your favorite summer activity!
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Stay in Touch

There’s more than one way to stay connected to the EEFC throughout the year. Subscribe to our email Newsletter for monthly updates. Join the Discussion List (an active email group with searchable archives since 1993). Send us a message.


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Get the FAQs

Find out almost everything you always wanted to know about the EEFC’s in-person Balkan camps.
FAQs


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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.

Emil Adamski

Macedonian Gajda, Zurla

Emil Adamski was born in Makedonska Kamenica, a small town in Eastern Macedonia, where he performed frequently as a folk dancer and folk instrument performer at the town’s annual festival. He was a part of the local folklore ensemble, which gave many concerts at home and across Europe.

He graduated from the music high school “Ilija Nikolovski–Luj”, then from Sts. Cyril and Methodius University in music theory and and traditional instrument perfomance (kaval, gajda). Emil now plays professionally and takes an active role in the preservation of Macedonian culture. Recent projects include Kon Istok, a collection of traditional and composed tunes recorded with Bajsa Arifovska.

 


 

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