A Magyar Hírlap 2011 nyarán megjelent cikkének híradása szerint: „A Művészetek Völgye fesztivál keretében avatta fel kedden a 28 millió forintos pályázati támogatásból felújított molnárházat és falumalmot Kapolcson Fazekas Sándor vidékfejlesztési miniszter. Az 1800-as évek elején már létezett molnárházban és malomban kap helyet a fesztiváliroda, illetve kiállításokat is rendeznek a helyiségekben...”

Sajtófigyelő szolgáltatás keretében összeállított sajtóanyag részét képező újságcikk.

According to the news article in the Magyar Hírlap in the Summer of 2011, "In the framework of the Valley of Arts Festival, Minister of Rural Development Sándor Fazekas inaugurated the renovated miller's house and village hall in Kapolcs on Tuesday. The miller's house and the mill, which already existed in the early 1800s, will house the festival office and exhibitions. An interesting feature of the inauguration ceremony was that the ribbon at the entrance was not cut, but tied - the minister, László L. Simon, chairman of the Culture and Press Committee of the National Assembly, and István Márta, director of the Valley of Arts Festival - indicating - as Balázs Galkó, one of the festival's main organisers, said - that what is needed is not disunity, but togetherness and togetherness..."

The thematical press material collection (of which this article is a part) was made within the frame of a press monitoring service on behalf of the Cultural and Nature Conservation Association of Kapolcs.

The Cultural and Nature Conservation Association of Kapolcs have been collecting articles and other materials related to the Valley of Arts Festival. Their material has grown by now into a collection consisting of thousands of documents. Most of them are about the Valley of Arts Festival, but there are press materials connected to either the settlements of the festival site or the performers of the events and sometimes to other cultural events as well.