DAY 4 - Night Catapult :

Memories : Hungarian old timers like to say, 'The only thing worse than communism is post-communism'. Now, I would take that witha grain of salt, but there's a certain attachment in many to some things from that era. And Sziget Festival 2009, once again, brings you an exhibit of artifacts from everyday Hungarian life of its infamous recent history, with a guide brought back to life for this very purpose.

Jack Lang, former Minister of Culture, France : Jack Lang is the former Minister of Culture in France. He invented Music Day, whereby on June 21st people are invited to join others to play music on the streets whereever they are all across France. Mr. Lang visited Sziget Festival upon having heard about it on the radio and having thought it would be an event much in his spirit and to his liking. He was not disappointed.

Crafts : Making things. And stuff. Bags, or something...

Separe VIP : Separe VIP.

So Kalmery : So Kalmery plays the blueslike Brakka music from his native Congo.

DAY 2 - Pottyos Instalation :

Torok Adam : Another Hungarian classic. Back when the Poles were doing amazing experimental jazz stuff with the flute, Torok brought the instrument to Hungarian pop, and never stopped evolving with it.

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Main Stage VIP Area : As you can see the VIP area behind the Main Stage, although off-limits to most, is just another hangout, but without the excitement all other watering holes have to offer around the island grounds.

DAY 4 - Brain Exercise :