After more than 300 cultural events within which around 130 artists presented themselves, the end of the ‘Migrations’ programme arch of the European Capital of Culture will be marked by another spectacular work, the premiere of the opera ‘Vladimir and Kosara’ that will be performed by the Opera of the Serbian National Theatre on 28 […]
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The ‘MigrArt’ exhibition, which comprises works by artists from the five European Capitals of Culture, will be opened as the first exhibition at the open-air gallery in Novi Sad on 20 March at 11 a.m. After opening in the Liman Cultural Station, a public discussion with artists will be organised at the site of Creative
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‘Caravan’, a gastronomic and musical journey, which will take visitors through different parts of Europe, will be held in Novi Sad’s cultural stations from 17 to 20 March. As part of the Migrations programme arch, ‘Caravan’ will once again re-examine the topic of migration through gastronomic culture and representatives of the world music scene. The
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One of the most successful and extravagant artists in the region, top performer and author of sevdalinka Božo Vrećo and famous musician Edin Karamazov will present the joint studio album ‘Lachirmae’ at the City Concert Hall in Novi Sad on Tuesday, 15 March. The concert will be held at 6 p.m. and then again at
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With the ‘For New Bridges’ slogan, the ‘Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture’ project creates, develops and upgrades new connections with numerous and diverse stakeholders who, each from its own aspect, contribute to the successful implementation of programmes and activities within one of the most prestigious European titles in the field of culture. The
Original Enigma Voices, Anthropoceno – music project by two members of the famous Gotan Project band, Bilja Krstić and Bistrik Orchestra, Japanese artist Kaori Ito with Bogdan Ranković and Novi Sad band ‘Ethnoforia’, as well as regional contemporary writers Damir Karakaš and Darko Cvijetić arrive in Novi Sad, the European Capital of Culture, where they will present
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The Independent, one of the most prominent British newspapers, included Novi Sad as the European Capital of Culture among the ten destinations that should be visited in 2022. Thus, Novi Sad found itself in the company of various parts of the world such as the Maldives, the Austrian mountains, Canada, India, and others. The Independent
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The multimedia literature pavilion ‘Migration of Souls’ begins at the Novi Sad Fair today, providing us with the opportunity to meet some of the most important contemporary writers of the region, and see and hear some of the biggest names on the world music scene coming to the European Capital of Culture from all corners
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The multimedia literature pavilion ‘Migration of Souls’, unique for this part of Europe, starts on Thursday, 3 March, at the Novi Sad Fair, and will present various influences of migration on culture through literature, performance, and visual arts over the next ten days. The ‘Migration of Souls’ programme will be opened on 3 March by
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The most popular regional writers such as Rumena Bužarovska, Miljenko Jergović, Kristian Novak, Milica Vučković, Darko Cvijetić, Damir Karakaš and some of the greatest names on the world music scene including Original Enigma Voices, Gipsy BalKan Orchestra, Antropoceno – the project by the members of the famous musical group Gotan Project, Japanese guitarist, singer-songwriter and
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