The exhibition “Irregular Abstractions” by Serbian artist Miljan Suknović, who lives and works in the United…
Category: CULTURE
The Splendor of Viennese Waltezes, December 28 at the Subotica Synagogue
New Year’s Concert dedicated to the music of Johann Strauss, marking the 200th anniversary of the…
Colors, Music, and Memory: Mexico’s Day of the Dead Celebrated in Belgrade
The Embassy of Mexico in Serbia celebrated the Day of the Dead on November 3 with…
Day of the Dead Festival in Belgrade
The fourth edition of the Day of the Dead Festival in Belgrade will take place on…
The 3rd International Museum Theatre Festival Muzetea 2025 in Belgrade and Novi Sad
The 3rd International Museum Theatre Festival Muzetea will take place from November 3 to 5, 2025,…
Exclusive Concerts at the Museum of Vojvodina
The Days of Baroque Music Festival in Novi Sad will continue throughout the autumn, thanks to…
Johann Strauss Fest: Celebrating the 200th Birthday of the “King of Waltz” at Kotek Castle
The fourth edition of the Johann Strauss Fest was held last night at Kotek Castle in…
Paja Jovanović’s Painting “The Card Players” Presented to the Public for the First Time
A masterpiece of Serbian and world painting, hidden from the public eye for decades as part…
Concert in Honor of the 200th Birthday of Johann Strauss
In memory of the life and work of the famous Austrian composer, conductor, and violinist Johann…
There Are Still More Milica Jovanovićs: The Japanese Fail to Break the Serbian Guinness Record
The Japanese attempted to break the Serbian Guinness World Record from February 2023 yesterday in Tokyo,…
House of Africa in Belgrade
A bold look at how the Museum of African Art is redefining Africa’s place in Belgrade’s…
Addio, grande Gabriel
With profound sadness and heavy hearts, the Belgrade Philharmonic informs our colleagues, our audience, and the…
Death and the Rider
Fiction isn’t about finding out what happened. It’s about enjoying how it happens LITERATURE by Robert…
Echoes of the Armenian Past in Serbia
From Medieval Builders to Novi Sad’s Lost Church – Tracing Centuries of a Community’s Presence ARMENIAN…