Zagreb Blog
International Women’s Day in the ’80s
Red carnations were used as a symbol of socialism and the labour movement, so they were the most frequent flowers ...
Vintage Radio Exhibition
A vintage radio exhibition will be held at the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Zagreb (Ilica 7) to ...
New Measures to Facilitate Public Transport for Persons with Disabilities
A meeting between Anka Slonjšak, ombudswoman for persons with disabilities, and Zagreb Mayor Milan Bandić resulted in a series of ...
Gluten-Free “Brag Trend”
What’s the first thing that pops into your head when you hear healthy food? Healthy nutrition? Is there such a ...
Francophone Film Festival at Tuškanac
Francophone Film Festival starts tonight at kino Tuškanac with a Canadian movie called Every Living Thing – Experiencing A Bioblitz. The ...
Reading with Dogs Workshops for Children
Knjižnica Savski Gaj (Savski Gaj Library) has joined the National Campaign for people with reading difficulties and dyslexia called I ...
Croatian Illustrator in the Magical World of Harry Potter
Harry Potter fans (if you’re hardcore and haven’t failed any quizzes like I did lately), you probably knew that a ...
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at Harat’s Pub
Zagreb has had traditional St. Patrick’s Day celebrations for several years now and even though the Sava hasn’t been green ...
Bright Horizons International British School Hosting an Open Day
If you’re thinking of enrolling your child into an international English-speaking school in Zagreb, there are a few options for ...
