Program
We will gradually publish the festival program on this page. Follow our social media, where individual announcements will be posted first.
Those who attended the last edition know what to look forward to. For the rest of you, here is a brief summary:
This year will again combine elements of a con and music festival and will transfer you to the world of The Witcher. You can look forward to theatrical performances, which will tell a story inspired by the second expansion for The Witcher 3 videogame. There will also be concerts, a whole-con game, cosplay contest, historical encampment, animal shows, lectures, workshops, Gwent, selling booths, artist alley, and much more.
We are excited to share the program for the main stage during the whole festival:
Main stage
Thursday
The official opening of the festival under the direction of the main organizers.
Festival Con Morhen: The Crimson Harvest will start with Sukuba Ensemble. This ensemble of seven members plays a great variety of instruments. Hollering guaranteed! Their repertoire includes their own creations, folk music, as well as songs from video games, including The Witcher 3.
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New band at Con Morhen: The Crimson Harvest is Kalsarlikännit. They play modern and contemporary instruments and say that their music creates the atmosphere of times long-gone, when the world still made sense.
Introduction to the storyline of Con Morhen: The Crimson Harvest.
Thursday at Con Morhen: The Crimson Harvest will have an atmospheric conclusion brought by Nemuer, an ambient folk project, which combines their passion for music, paganism, and history. You can look forward to hypnotic rhythms, guttural singing, ancient music instruments, and dead languages.
Friday
Friday at Con Morhen: The Crimson Harvest will kick off with Valar. It will be their very first performance at our festivals, and this is what they say about themselves: “We play medieval folk and drink a lot of beer.” We hope they like mead as well and that you enjoy their music.
Storyline: Friday section.
Next band to keep you dancing on Friday at Con Morhen: The Crimson Harvest, is Strigôň from Slovakia. Fans of Witcher events may already be familiar with them, but for the sake of clarity, they play medieval folk and fantasy music, and we’re sure they can make you jump!
The final song on Friday at Con Morhen: The Crimson Harvest will belong to Five Leaf Clover, an Irish folk-rock band from Prague. Their music is created from pure joy, love for sea, and passion for Ireland, Scotland and good rock – all that with a flavour of single malt whisky and strong rum.
Saturday
At the Con Morhen festival, the cosplay competition is a must-have. At this time, participants will showcase their art on stage in front of the audience and the judges. The audience then awards the Audience Choice prize, making their support all the more important!
Storyline: Epic ending.
Saturday musical program at Con Morhen: The Crimson Harvest will start with none other then Deloraine. This fantasy pagan-folk band cannot miss our event, after all. You can look forward to an unforgettable experience full of music, energy, and dancing.
The resolution and announcement of the conclusion of the whole convention game.
What would a Witcher festival be without genuine Witcher music? We are very happy that Con Morhen: The Crimson Harvest will host the Polish band Percival, who is a co-author of the acclaimed soundtrack of The Witcher 3. We already cannot wait and hope you’re hyped too!