A Magyar Hírlap 2011 nyarán megjelent cikkének híradása szerint: „A korábbi hat helyett idén három faluban - Kapolcson, Taliándörögdön és Vigántpetenden - rendezik meg a 21. Művészetek Völgyét, a ma kezdődő tíznapos fesztivál kilencven helyszínen mintegy kétezer programmal várja az érdeklődőket...”

Sajtófigyelő szolgáltatás keretében összeállított sajtóanyag részét képező újságcikk.

According to an article in the Magyar Hírlap in the summer of 2011, "This year, instead of the previous six, the 21st Valley of Arts will be held in three villages - Kapolcs, Taliándörögd and Vigántpetenden - with some 2,000 programmes in ninety venues. This year, singer Bea Palya will once again be the Lady of the Arts, hosting actors, musicians and writers in the Palya Courtyard. The Amadinda Percussion Ensemble, the Szolnok Symphony Orchestra, the Catalan Orquestra Cambra Empordá, jazz musician László Dés, writer Péter Esterházy, guitarist Ferenc Snétberger and Hobo László Földes will perform. A new feature is the Kaláka Poetry Court, where music and poetry will be brought together by renowned artists such as Károly Mécs, Dorka Gryllus, György Ferenczi and Rackajam, András Lovasi and Veronika Harcsa..."

Newspaper article on Valley of Arts festival.

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.