Radio Barkas : Radio Barkas is the tiny (and oh-so-cute) mobile radio station, broadcasting a groovy mix of 50s and 60s songs to the festival grounds. The music is played from a "condensed" Barkas car, which has all the Barkas djs need in it; turntables, music, speakers, and a smoke machine!

DAY 2 - Basking in the Fire :

Day 6 - Mixing cocktails :

69 Eyes :

Ambient Tent at Night :

Brazilian Samba : It's hard to keep up with these high-energy brazillian Samba dancers. No wonder "Zumba" has become such a popular workout.

DAY 3 - Afro-Latin Dance Session :

Cactus vs. Potato : I don't believe anybody knew what the competition was about between the fans of the cactus and those of the potato, but nobody seemed to care either, and happily chose their favorite.

Compagnie Malabar: Daytime antics : Apart from their awesome show every night from 10 pm, the Compagnie Malabar also amuse and amaze the islanders with their stilt acrobatics and juggling antics.

Royal Swedish Ballet : "Stockholm 59° North" is the company of the solo dancers of the Roayl Swedish Ballet. Its primary aim is to put the works of contemporary Scandinavian choreogrpahers on the stage and to attract new audiences for Swedish dance life.