Polip International Literature Festival Pristina

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Takes place in May. Polip is an international literature festival bringing together in Pristina young writers from the region as well as from Europe together in Pristina.

Address: Sadik Bekteshi 53
Website: polipfestival.wordpress.com (opens in a new tab)

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