Mountain Music Fest (MMF) is not just a music festival. It is a weekend spent in nature, a meeting of music, art, adventure and togetherness, a place where moments are chosen instead of crowds, and music is chosen instead of noise.
Under the slogan "MMF IS THE REASON", this year's edition of Mountain Music Fest (31.7 - 2.8) in Divčibari continues the idea that since 2016 has gathered a community of people eager for a different festival experience - small enough to remain intimate, and big enough to offer a world-class program.
Some of the most important names of the domestic, regional and international scene will perform at this year's MMF: Nu Genea Live Band, The Brand New Heavies, Rundek, Haustor & Ekipa, Bajaga and Instructors, Zoster, Elemental, Nikola Vranjković, Del Arno Band, KOIKOI, Z++, Bigru and Paja Kratak, IDEM and Ubili su Butler.
The electronic program brings performances by renowned DJs and producers, including Marcellus Pittman (USA), Young Pulse (France), Gino Grasso b2b LTJ X-Perience (Italy), Adriatic Social Club (Croatia), Stella Zekri (Germany), Hugo, White City Soul, Marko Pavlović, Tetkine Radosti, Peppe, Tonico70, Nikola Vemic, Johnny Vujović, Timbe b2b Iron and many others.
But MMF is much more than music.
During the festival weekend, visitors can expect more than 40 additional contents: creative workshops, artistic performances, film screenings under the open sky, food tasting, sports activities and numerous contents intended for all generations, such as BoljiOnline workshops, which will help all visitors, especially the youngest, to navigate better and safer in the digital environment.
Mountain Music Fest - MMF Divčibare, photo: official visual
During the festival, domestic film classics "Varljivo leto '68" and "Majstori, majstori" will be shown, digitally restored as part of the A1 Cinematheque project. This joint project of the Yugoslav Cinematheque and A1 Serbia has been preserving and digitally enhancing the local film heritage for almost a decade, bringing it closer to new generations.
In order for thousands of visitors to freely share their favorite festival moments and stay connected, A1 Serbia will provide additional network capacities at the festival location for an even better user experience.
Thanks to the support of the A1 company, during the Mountain Music Fest in Divčibari, a funky trolley will be running that will make it easier for visitors to get to the festival area, turning the trip itself into a part of the festival experience.
The ELEPHANT SOLAR stage, which is entirely powered by solar energy, is one of the symbols of IMF sustainability this year. As an ecological partner of the festival, Elephant helps to reduce the carbon footprint of the festival by more than 2.5 tons, through the use of renewable energy sources, but also through the application of sustainable solutions such as reusable festival glasses from which drinks will be served during the festival. Everyone who collects 10 empty cans during the festival will be able to exchange them for an Elephant gift.
Together with the initiative "Every can counts", the festival will implement the action "We exchange empty cans for full ones". For ten collected cans, visitors will be able to pick up a drink of their choice at the festival bars, thus recycling continues to be a part of the festival experience. The action also aims to raise awareness of the importance of recycling aluminum cans, which can be recycled again and again without losing quality, thus remaining permanently in use as part of the circular economy. Through the "Every can counts" initiative, visitors will be encouraged to dispose of cans in dedicated recycling bins after consumption, thus contributing to the preservation of resources and the environment with their small step.
On the mountain, in the embrace of the forest, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, MMF is building a space where music, art and nature exist in the same rhythm.
Because the IMF is not an event. MMF is a reason to spend your summer differently.
Tickets for the festival are available through the Gigstix platform, as well as physically in all Vulkan bookstores. Entrance to the festival is free for children up to 10 years old. More information about the program, tickets, and rules of conduct on the official website mmf.rs and social networks of the festival (Instagram and Facebook).
