Batyu bácsi vircsaftja

In the old days, in villages, the barn was often the venue for festivities, where people would tamp down the earth with their feet until it was so smooth that even many modern buildings would envy it. But what’s even more interesting is that people actually enjoyed this so-called “barn tamping”—they danced, laughed, and had such carefree fun—often after 8 to 10 hours of exhausting work—that many people today would envy them. The good news, however, is that there’s no need to be envious—you can come to this unique celebration and rediscover and experience the joy of movement all over again! All this thanks to Uncle Batyu’s brilliant sense of humor and exceptional leadership—he’s sure to put a smile on everyone’s face, from the youngest to the oldest, and turn everyone’s footwear into dancing shoes or seven-spurred boots!