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Bandits at a sheep farm in Priehyba
Bandits are coming back to the Priehyba sheep farm on Saturday 13th July! And the Hrdza band will be the main star of the day! Enjoy a great family programme full of fun, folk traditions with Liptov bandits, the Hopi music-educational project and plenty of folk artists and children's activities. The programme will be presented by Liptov bandit Miroslav Kasprzyk.
The Liptov bandits will offer a whip-cracking lesson, demonstrate bandit wrestling, a triple bandit fight, hanging on a hook and promise a special bandit photo point too.
What’s more, you can learn everything you're interested in about sheep farming and mainly about the traditional Slovak breed of Wallachian sheep at the highest-located sheep farm in Slovakia – Priehyba.
Program
9:30 - vítanie hosti
10:10 - Liptovskí zbojníci – privítanie
10:30 – 11:30 – HOPI
11:30 – 12:00 – Liptovskí zbojníci
12:30– 13:30 – HRDZA
13:30-14:00 – Liptovskí zbojníci
14:00 - 14:30- ľudová hudba
14:30 - 15:00 - Liptovskí zbojníci
* zmena programu vyhradená
In addition to Zbojníci na salaši Priehyba, we invite you to try our novelty at Priehyba - Marble game, which will bring fun to the whole family, and in addition, the ball purchased in Funibar and in the client centers on Biela púť and Krupová will remain as a souvenir. We have also prepared for you this year the Wallachian Sheep's Adventure Diary, which will entertain your children and practice their thinking. At the same time, sheep, dogs and, of course, performers will again be waiting for you at the Priehyba sheep farm. Continuing with the comfortable barrier-free cable car to Chopok, which is also suitable for families traveling with strollers or grandparents, you can see the beautiful peaks of the Low Tatras without physical exertion. On the way down, a fun center for children with attractions such as tubing, 2 types of trampolines and much more will await you on the Biela púť.
Visit the Wallachian sheep at the highest-located sheep farm in Slovakia – Priehyba where this rare breed can be watched all day long. This original sheep species that used to graze pastureland at high altitudes of over 1,400 metres is easy to breed and is typical for spiral-shaped horns. Moreover, on Saturday 13th July, a celebration of a shepherd's association is planned at the farm. The friendly meeting of members of the original Wallachian Sheep Breeders Club will include activities such as sheep shearing and discussions about the future of the original Wallachian sheep.
