The Faroese chain dance will be sung and danced on the G! Festival. Past years, the dance has been held in the barn, where many people have joined in and some watched. And this has worked extremely well. The national youth dance assosiation “Ung í Dansi” lead the ballads and the dance. Come and try the ancient faroese tradition, at the G! Festival
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