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Eurovision Village: Monday and Tuesday will feature Conchita Wurst, Go_A, Jay Smith and four of this year's competing entries
After a great opening weekend in the Eurovision Village, Monday and Tuesday bring new artists and more sunshine to the park. The Euphoria Stage will feature Eurovision favourites Conchita Wurst, Go_A, Jay Smith, and this year's ESC artists from Italy, Malta, Albania, and Armenia.
At Tattoo Stage we get to experience when Malmö's most swinging group Funky Möllan becomes Funky Mello for an evening. Åkervinda takes old folk melodies and creates new exciting arrangements where traditional songs are mixed with improvisation and jazz harmony. Arena 305, Malmö's music and culture centre for young people, presents young artists from Malmö - everything from hip hop and sing-alongs to dance and EDM.
For those who want to move their bodies a little extra, the House of Voga gives you the opportunity to try the groundbreaking fusion of yoga and dance, created by Juju Murrell to combine health with the elegance of nightlife. And why not combine this with a roller disco and dance workshop on the Dancing Queen Stage.
And of course, there's also something for the youngest visitors. Step into the enchanted world of the circus! Juggle, try acrobatics and discover new tricks and talents with Cirkus Syd. And Kattis and Karin have created a musical show for children with great singing and dancing.
Out in town, we'll find the Bunny Brass Band, and schlager and pop with the Öresund Music Corps. And for those who want to see the first semi-final on the big screen, this is possible at Malmö Live (ticket SEK 215).
The programme for May 6-7 in Eurovision Village and around
Practical info for your visit to Eurovision Village
Opening hours
The Eurovision Village in Folkets Park is open every day between 11:00-23:00 except 11 May when it is open until 01:00
Media can enter the park via the media entrance on Norra parkgatan. ESC accreditation or press ID is required. To the left of the entrance there is the possibility for journalists to go indoors and work, load equipment etc.
Bag ban
Between 4-11 May there is a bag ban in Folkets Park. This applies to all types of bags and pouches regardless of size. Wallets and small toiletry bags that fit in your pocket can be brought in. There are lockers for short-term storage outside the park.
Food and drink may not be brought in either, but an empty water bottle is fine and can be filled at the park's water stations.
Catering services
Food and drink can be purchased in the park's restaurants, kiosks or food trucks.
Toilets
There are several toilets in the park and urinals for both men and women.
