September 5, 2019 – Eight summer stages in the Split area, worth 27.8 million kuna, will provide additional facilities for locals and tourist attractions.
On September 3, 2019, Minister of Regional Development and EU Funds Marko Pavic decided to finance the ITU strategic project “Open Summer Stages of the Urban Agglomeration of Split”, which provides a non-refundable HRK 27.8 million from the ITU mechanism.
The project will revitalize cultural heritage and will provide additional facilities for locals and tourist attractions through the construction, renovation, and furnishing of outdoor summer stages at eight different locations. The construction, renovation and furnishing of the open summer stages, accompanying facilities and facilities for cultural and tourist purposes, will be carried out at the following locations in the cities of Solin, Trogir, Kastela and Omis and the municipalities of Klis, Dugopolje and Lecevica:
• Solin: renovation of Gradina, stage construction;
• Solin: renovation and construction of the Cultural Information Center and renovation of the square;
• Klis: remodeling two buildings and repairing the walls of Klis Fortress, 3D mapping, stage construction;
• Omis: renovation of the “Old Cemetery”, stage construction;
• Dugopolje: the summer stage near the church of Sv. Rocco;
• Kastela: renovation of the Dudan Park in Kastel Kambelovac, stage construction;
• Lecevica: renovation of the old wells in the village of Radosic, stage construction;
• Trogir: summer stage in the old town.
The project will increase the level of preservation and landscaping of these attractions, and modernize the existing facilities, while raising the quality of the cultural heritage and its long-term and sustainable use for the inhabitants of the Urban Agglomeration of Split and all visitors to the area.
The success of the project is based on the identification, activation and cooperation of local development potential with an emphasis on the efficient use of resources in planning and managed development in the area of Urban agglomeration Split.
Recall, this news comes after the City of Split has announced a competition for a new multipurpose hall for cultural and social content, which will be located in the city center. The hall should begin operating in the 2020/2021 season. The process began Monday through public consultation, according to the City.
The hall is designed as a multipurpose hall and will be able to hold cinema screenings, theater performances, cultural and musical events, conferences and congresses. It will have an independent entrance via the main staircase from the outer space, it will be accessible to disabled people and persons with reduced mobility, and will boast a capacity of 168 seats.
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