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Zagreb Subversive Festival 2021: Progressive Films and Discussions in October
After the iconic Kino Europa (Europa Cinema) in Zagreb’s centre closed down (despite huge support for it to remain, as ...
Honouring Ban Jelačić: Jelačić’s Days in Zaprešić Coming in October
Back during the times of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, the title of ”Ban” was a noble title appointed by the monarch, ...
2021 European Languages Day: Varaždin Celebrates German Language Learning
‘Gore gore gore gore’ (hills burn worse up there) is one of those sentences that show how weird but cool ...
Iron Age Danube Route Magazine: The First Issue Available For Free Reading
With the Iron Age Danube Route getting recognition as a cultural route by the European Council earlier in 2021, the ...
Sisak Earthquake Photo Exhibition: Between Two Waitings by Miroslav Arbutina Arba
The 6.3 magnitude earthquake on December 29 that severely damaged Petrinja and Sisak has traces which haven’t faded as repairs and ...
Dubrovnik-Bulgaria Connection: Scientific View on Art and History Ties
Connections between Dubrovnik and Bulgaria date back to as early as the 13th century. These connections weren’t just in a ...
Močvara Handcraft Fair: Local Artists Showcasing DIY Work
Močvara nightclub in Zagreb, right on the Sava embankment (with Trnjanski Nasip bb being the address) is known for decades ...
Zagreb Design Week 2021: Resilience Towards All Challenges
From Austrian architecture in the center, 20th century hard but beautiful brutalist buildings, and modern contemporary buildings from the beginning ...
Jasmina Krajačić Closeups Exhibition: Questioning Consumerism Through Pop Art Portraits
Pop Art playfulness filled with colours and details is a recognisable signature of Jasmina Krajačić. This Zagreb-based artist was born ...
Ministry of Culture Shortlisted For World Literacy Awards
The World Literacy Awards are annual recognitions given to valuable initiatives around the world that promote literacy and education, the ministry ...
