The Wheat Festival in the beautiful village of Pojan, near the historic city of Apollonia, was an event to remember. Held on June 20th and 21st, the festival showed both traditional and modern aspects of wheat farming, with educational displays and activities. It was a wonderful mix of the old and new, perfect for travellers looking for a cultural experience.
Mark Your Calendar for Two Days of Fun!
The Wheat Festival provided an exciting program over two days, celebrating the rich agricultural heritage and culture of Pojan Village. Here’s a look at what happened:
- Parade of Girls and Agricultural Vehicles: Visitors enjoyed a parade of girls dressed in wheat-themed clothing and an impressive display of agricultural vehicles.
- Wheat Blessing Ceremony: Participants took part in a traditional ceremony where they poured wheat and offered blessings.
A Feast for the Senses!
The Bread Fair and Wheat Fair offered a delightful culinary experience, where visitors could savor delicious local foods and drinks. The variety of flavors and traditional recipes delighted everyone, making the festival a true feast for the senses.
Entertainment and Activities!
- Performances: Fieri City Song Group, Ensemble “Myzeqeja,” and well-known Albanian singers captivated the audience with their performances.
- Outdoor Activities: Kids karate class provided fun and fitness for the younger attendees.
- Ancient Drama Show: Visitors were transported to another era with a show featuring ancient drama from the young actors of the city, adding a historical touch to the festival.
The Wheat Festival was more than just a celebration. By drawing a large crowd with its varied program, the festival boosted tourism, brought in revenue for local businesses, and strengthened the community. This important event was beneficial for both cultural preservation and economic growth, helping people appreciate the region’s farming heritage and paving the way for a brighter future for Fier.
