On 22 August 2000, was completed the International Folklore Festival, “Gramshi 2000”. During the three days at the Palace of Culture and the central square of the city, Albanian folk groups, Macedonian and Bulgarian, brought the values of traditional creativity: folk songs were sung, folk dances and folk orchestras were brought, brought melodies of their countries.
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