Zagare Fringe Festival; 2022 Edition: 14th May
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A biennial Fringe Festival that takes place in the northern Lithuanian town of Zagare, just minutes from the border with Latvia.

The innaugural Zagare Fringe Festival took place in 2015, with subsequent editions in 2017 and 2019.

In 2022 we will be back with a one off Fringe Day on Saturday May 14th.

If you are interested in taking part in the future, we would love to hear from you, we'll be back with a full festival in 2023!


Zagare Fringe Festival 2015 from Gemma Riggs on Vimeo.


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World Fringe

Zagare Fringe Festival is part of a worldwide network of Fringe Festivals, called World Fringe.
World Fringe is the International Fringe Festival Association bringing the Fringe community together. Each year over 200 Fringe Festivals across the globe showcase hundreds of thousands of artists and performers. 19 million people see approximately 170 thousand performers in 60,000 free and ticketed events.
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You can learn more about World Fringe here.