Yo!Fest 2019. Are you ready?
Yo!Fest is back!
Our amazing political youth festival is back for 2019, ready to spark more debate, inspire more ideas and bring more young voices together.
Following the success of the Yo!Fest at the European Youth Event (EYE) that took place from 1-2 June in Strasbourg last year, we're excited to present a new edition of the festival that puts the spotlight on democracy and the upcoming European elections.
Young people from all over the EU and beyond will be invited to take part in free activities, debates and music performances, all happening right outside the European Parliament in Brussels.
This is the year for young people to take action, vote for their future and engage with the debates shaping Europe right now. Yo!Fest 2019 is the space to bring this to life!
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Want to be a partner of this year's Yo!Fest? More information and details of how to apply available here. Don't forget to send you application before 2 February.
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