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The rules of the Tolmin Festival after 2027 will be determined by the new municipal council.
Slovenia🏛️ PoliticsCenter13 hr. ago

The rules of the Tolmin Festival after 2027 will be determined by the new municipal council.

The article reports that the town council of Tolmin in Slovenia is currently not planning significant changes to the festival policy, despite the existing regulations set in 2024 expiring at the end of 2027. The decision on new rules for festivals starting in 2028 will be made by the newly elected municipal council after the autumn local elections. The council believes the current regulation has achieved its purpose by resolving major disputes between organizers and residents, and cooperation has been smooth in recent years.

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The rules of the Tolmin Festival after 2027 will be determined by the new municipal council.

The article reports that the town council of Tolmin in Slovenia is currently not planning significant changes to the festival policy, despite the existing regulations set in 2024 expiring at the end of 2027. The decision on new rules for festivals starting in 2028 will be made by the newly elected municipal council after the autumn local elections. The council believes the current regulation has achieved its purpose by resolving major disputes between organizers and residents, and cooperation has been smooth in recent years.

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