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| Good atmosphere on Štefánikovo námestie. |
Regiment instrument, music group from Kremnica, performed Jaro Filip songs. |
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| Iveta Radičová and Slovak Prime Minister Mikuláš Dzurinda visited the opening ceremony…they were welcomed by mayor of Kremnica Miroslav Nárožný. |
Members of creative work-shop before The Alley of Famous Noses opening. |
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| Iveta Radičová and Mikuláš Dzurinda are exposing two noses of great Slovak humourists. |
Author of both sculptures is Kremnica´s medal maker Miroslav Ronai. |
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| Everyone could take a photo in front of Bad Art Museum. |
Jaro Furiš, committee of Bad Art Museum, is giving the advice for guests how not to become the exhibits of this exposition. |
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| Jano Fakla and Roman Vykysalý, founders of festival, followed Prime Minister who was watching bad arts. |
Roman Slanina and Bearded Love Story started amusing productions. |
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| SWING Q from Banská Bystrica provided great spirit during the festival. |
Desperate men cabaret from Spišská Nová Ves entertained people with smart humour. |
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| Everybody laughed during the performance ”Stag” (Spišská Nová Ves). |
Folkrock group M.E.L.L. from Rimavská Sobota opened the Main Stage. |
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| Theatre Buďalebo from Tornaľa entertained children by fairy-tale Salt Story. |
Different genres performed at Summer stage – folk songsters as well. |
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| The academician Ivan Kováč introduced the Golden Gander laureate – Peter Hort – during Gagaprogram. |
Professional mime Juraj Benčík performed two performances at festival. |
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| Slovak Mimo Theatre and Karpatskí pastieri with the performance Deux ex Machina. |
Adrián Ohrádka, clown and entertainer, was awarded Golden Gander in category of Motional productions and pantomime. |
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