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'Zam Jam Fest', Zamárdi, 28 – 30 July

• 26 Jul 2022 11:12 AM

Kool and the Gang, Shaggy and Péter Geszti will also perform at the new event of MOL Nagyon Balaton. From July 28, ZamJam will be waiting for the audience with music, fine arts, gastronomy, children's programs and literature in several locations in Zamárdi for 3 days.

Lovasi and Járai Márk will perform at the lookout, there will be jazz concerts on the shores of Lake Balaton during the day, DJs and writers will be waiting for the guests on the terraces of the restaurants and the WAMP fair will also move to Zamárdi.

The quality boutique festival will be hosted by Tilla, and the program of the event will continue to expand in the coming weeks.

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