Concert for the mindful

The beginning: 17. 11. 2025 | 17:11 h

The place: Pink Whale

Address: Embankment of Army General Ludvík Svoboda 1868rkm, Bratislava

Organizer: Pohoda Festival, Ltd.

Without barriers:

Accessible for the immobile
Suitable for the blind

On November 17th, we will meet again at an event for all those who remembered November 1989 and want to celebrate the anniversary of the Gentle Revolution this year as well, with music and meetings with loved ones.

20th Annual Concert for the Mindful, which we have been organizing traditionally since 2006, will take place at the PINK WHALE club in Bratislava on two stages. The varied musical program will be provided by exceptional names from the Slovak and Czech scenes. The most important personality of Slovak jazz will be introduced, Peter Lipa, together with the band, as well as the legendary Czech avant-garde rock band We're home now. Authentic folklore full of spontaneity, fast virtuoso ornaments and rich Romani harmonies will bring Sendrei family. You can also look forward to female drumnbass&pop duo Meowlau x Val, an energetic jazz-fusion project Samo Benko Orchestra, or a mix of rap, drum & bass, techno, electronica and punk performed by PunkinsonThe event will close with a DJ set. Kristie Cardio.

"The Gentle Revolution meant a fundamental positive change for the whole society, including art of course. Everyone who values ​​freedom and grants it to others must have noticed this holiday... We have something to celebrate and we believe that we will protect the values ​​of November, because among other things they mean our belonging to democratic European countries. That is why we are organizing the Concert for the Attentive, an artistic celebration of the Gentle Revolution," said Michal Kaščák, director of the Pohoda festival, about the event.

The event is supported by the budget of the capital of the Slovak Republic, Bratislava, through the Bratislava City Foundation. 

The event's partners are the Slovak Savings Bank Foundation, the Open Society Foundation, the European Commission Representation in Slovakia, and the Bratislava Cultural and Information Centre.