The festival is traditionally held on the first twelve days of July in Kotor - a magical backdrop, a UNESCO World Heritage site in one of the most beautiful bays in the world. It begins with the mayor of Kotor handing over the keys of the Old Town to the children and thus, symbolically, taking care of the city for them. It is the most important festival dedicated to theater arts and children and young people in Southeast Europe. Walls, squares, squares become stages, and the theater unites all arts in the joy of creativity and the creation of joy. The festival is dedicated to children and young people, but also to everyone who nurtures the child in them. In its 23 years, the Festival has: - visited by more than 350,000 people in 50 locations - performed more than 435 theater performances - more than 20,000 children passed through 750 art programs - hosted 2,700 artists from 43 countries.