Since its first edition in 2013, Goulash Disko Festival has evolved from a tiny beach event on Vis island (Croatia) into a full blown music festival, integrated within the fisherman village of Komiza, where it takes place. Goulash Disko is a family size festival with 4 stages, more than 100 bands, dj’s and producers, 40 workshops, that gathers a team of 100+ workers, 50+ volunteers and many partners on the island and beyond. The festival has a limited capacity of 1000 visitors coming from all around the world, and has the particularity of being the first ever crowdfunded music festival.

Green Island Festival promotes the ecological sustainability of the island through workshops, a fair of small producers, panel discussions, concerts and community activities.

The festival is free for all participants, organized exclusively by volunteer efforts, and with the idea that everyone from the local community can offer something to their fellow islanders and present their work. The first edition of the festival took place on Hvar island, and the second one on various locations on Vis island.

In 2023 and 2024, we ran a venue on the Dog Beach in Komiza. Beside offering products from local farmers, we could also experiment for the first time with product transformation, and crafted sirups, infusions, beers and snacks. On the musical menu, we hosted a vibrant lineup featuring established artists artists (Vibronics, Hugo Kant, Rambo Amadeus, Darko Rundek, Guts,…), as well as local musicians. We also hosted several pannels, discussions and events such as the Green Academy (photo)

In order to spice up the winter season on the island, we have been crafting christmas drinks and food items for the local population during winter 2022 and 2023. We took this opportunity to also organize events such as Winter Bicycle Weekend, and showcase local / regional musicians.

Together with Tourist Board of Komiza, we co-organised several editions of Komiza Light Festival, happening all around the riva. We invited international artists who brought their installations and mapped historical buildings, crafting 2 evenings of visual magic.

We have hosted several musical, visual and performing artists for longer stays on Vis island, on and off season. They have created new material, exchanged with local artists, taught the youth about their crafts, and performed for the local audience. These projects have been co-organized with Komiza Tourism Board, Municipality of Komiza, and Pirkotova Lula, the local venue.