The Countdown Begins –100 Days to the European Capital of Culture Title
There are exactly 100 days left until the moment when Novi Sad will officially be the European Capital of Culture. After moving the title year
Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture Shortlisted for the European Trend Brand of the Year 2021
The ’Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture’ project was shortlisted for the European Trend Brand of the Year 2021 at the upcoming European Cultural
Artists from Kaunas at the Kaleidoscope of Culture: Novi Sad Worked Hard to Become European Capital of Culture
The citizens of Novi Sad will have a chance to see the installations of two young artists from Kaunas who arrived in Novi Sad within
The Pavilion of World, European and Local Designers Closes the Kaleidoscope of Culture
The fourth Kaleidoscope of Culture, which started on 2 September is still ongoing, has again moved the boundaries of the culture of togetherness on which it is
The Last Round of ‘Possibilities for Financing from EU Funds’ Trainings Finished
A three-day training, intended for representatives of non-governmental organisations in the field of culture and freelance artists – ‘Possibilities for Financing Through EU Funds’ was
Intercultural Dialogue in Svilara
The public debate ‘Intercultural Dialogue’ will be held in the Svilara Cultural Station on Friday, 1 October, at 6 p.m.
The Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture Project Presented to the Media From all over Europe in Kaunas
During the next year, 2022, three European cities will hold the prestigious title of European Capital of Culture Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg), Kaunas (Lithuania) and Novi Sad
Opening of the Week of Visual Arts in the Gallery Square
The week of visual arts of the Kaleidoscope of Culture will be opened in Novi Sad’s Gallery Square, a place that traditionally belongs to visual arts
Three European Capitals of Culture Will Present Their Programmes Online Today
Three cities in Europe will bear the prestigious European Capital of Culture title in 2022: Esch (Luxembourg), Kaunas (Lithuania), and Novi Sad (Serbia).
