Slavic Experience 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Slavic Experience?
It’s a FREE two-day celebration of Slavic culture, food, music, and community — the kind where you come for the pierogi and stay for the dancing. Expect live performances, amazing food, cultural vibes, and lots of smiling people.
2. When is it happening?
🗓️ August 1 (12-10pm) & August 2 (12-8pm) 2026
⏰ Come for an hour… or accidentally stay all day.
3. Where is it?
📍 The ROC – Recreation Outdoor Center
3700 Monterey Dr, St. Louis Park, MN
Big space under a roof, good energy, easy to find.
4. How much does it cost?
💥 $0.00. Free. Gratis. Za darmo.
No tickets. No catch. Just show up and enjoy.
5. Is this kid-friendly?
Yes! 👨👩👧👦
Kids, parents, grandparents — everyone’s welcome. If you can dance, eat, or smile, you’ll fit right in.
6. Will there be music and performances?
Oh yes 🎶💃
Live bands, folk dancing, modern acts, cultural performances — the full Slavic mix. A detailed schedule is coming
7. Is the ROC accessible?
Yes 👍
The venue is wheelchair accessible and ADA-compliant. If you need accommodations, just let us know — we’ve got you.
8. What about parking?
🚗 Plenty of parking is available at and around the ROC. Follow the signs and our friendly volunteers.
9. Can I bring my dog?
🐾 Service animals are always welcome. Other pets must follow ROC rules — check venue guidelines before bringing your furry friend.
10.Is there an ATM on site?
💵 Yes!
An ATM is available inside the ROC building, so you’re covered if you need cash for food, vendors, or that one more pierogi.
11. Are restrooms available?
🚻 Absolutely.
Indoor restrooms are available inside the ROC building — clean, accessible, and easy to find. No porta-potty adventures here 🙌
12. Want to be a vendor or performer?
We’d love that! 🛍️🎤
Vendors, artists, cultural groups, and performers — reach out to info@slavicexperience.com for details and register here on the website.
13. Who’s behind this?
Slavic Experience festival is organized by Slavic Experience, a nonprofit dedicated to celebrating Slavic heritage, culture, and community — with joy, pride, and good food.