During the second week of the Kaleidoscope of Culture, the audience had the opportunity to enjoy three great concerts. After the opening of the new cultural station in Stepanovićevo, where we listened to Stefan Milenković and Camerata Novi Sad, two more concerts were held in the District. On Friday, 15 September, the Senda Pan flute […]

The sixth Kaleidoscope of Culture, the most significant art gathering in this part of Europe, was opened in Novi Sad with a gala opening ceremony Korzo, when one of the most popular world pianists and Guinness record holder, Peter Bence, performed with the Vojvodina Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Srboljub Dinić. Afterward, there were three days

The most significant art gathering in this part of Europe, the sixth Kaleidoscope of Culture in Novi Sad, from 7 September to 15 October, will present the world’s greatest artistic names, giants of Serbian culture and young artists on the rise, in the most important spatial legacies of the European Capital of Culture – the

The ‘Cloud’ sculpture by Branislav Nikolić was chosen at the sculptural-architecture call for the conceptual solution for the creation of a sculpture within the urban planning of the Novi Sad District, which was launched at the initiative of the ‘Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture’ Foundation and the Centre for Fine and Applied Arts

The House of Arts Veszprém and the Veszprém-Balaton 2023 European Capital of Culture project invite you to apply for a street art competition until 9 April. The goal of the project is to create works of art that will reveal the hidden aspects of Veszprém and the historical heritage of the Bakony-Balaton region. The intention is

The project Youth Engagement Network 2.0 (EYE.net 2.0) was co-funded through the EU programme ‘Europe for Citizens – Networks of Towns’ and was part of the programme of two European Capitals of Culture – Novi Sad and Kaunas. The project lasted 24 months, from January 2021 to December 2022, and included 16 partner organisations from nine

Novi Sad, as the European Capital of Culture, received its first open-air gallery on the Suba’s Plateau, which after the title year remained one of the most significant spatial legacies of contemporary creativity. On the occasion of the City Day, 1 February, the new exhibition called ‘Sekvence Grada’ will be set. This is the fifth

Novi Sad has parted with the title of European Capital of Culture, and now, also coming to an end is the exhibition that marked the entire historical year and attracted a lot of attention not only from citizens of Novi Sad, but also tourists from Serbia, the region, and even Europe, inspired by the achievements