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 […]
Novi Sad became the European Capital of Culture on 13 January, and together with it, Lithuanian Kaunas and Luxembourgian Esch also carry this prestigious title in 2022. The opening ceremony of ‘Kaunas – the European Capital of Culture’ was held on 22 January, and as part of the ceremony, as well as cooperation between the
Tomorrow, on 13 January, the title year of the European Capital of Culture will officially commence in Novi Sad, within the programme arch Doček, with which the citizens of Novi Sad and their guests sailed into 2022. As a unique celebration in Europe, Doček combines two arts, two alphabets, two New Years, two days, two
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There is exactly a month left until the opening ceremony of the European Capital of Culture in Novi Sad announced for 13 January 2022. It was symbolically marked by Miloš Vučević, the Mayor of Novi Sad, on the number counter in front of the ‘Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture’ in the Liberty Square,
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Renowned international travel and lifestyle magazine Condé Nast Traveller has included Serbia and its cities, Novi Sad and Belgrade, on the list of the best travel destinations in 2022. Serbia has found itself among 22 countries in the world, accompanied by Canada, Norway, Japan, Spain, Great Britain, Turkey, Mexico and others, with an emphasis on
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In anticipation of 2022, when the City of Novi Sad will take the title of European Capital of Culture, the city administrations are working intensively on a unique effort of protection, renewal and development of the five cultural centres of ‘Serbian Athens’. The mayor of Novi Sad, Miloš Vučević, formed a working group for the
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During 2022, Novi Sad will proudly take the prestigious title of European Capital of Culture, and since it is a project of national importance, the ‘Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture’ Foundation’ and the leading and oldest fair house in Serbia ‘Novi Sad Fair’ signed the agreement on business and technical cooperation in order
Tonight, the European Capital of Culture title was passed to the cities that will be its bearers in 2022 – Novi Sad (Serbia), Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg) and Kaunas (Lithuania). The title was handed over by Croatian Rijeka and Irish Galway, and the gala handover ceremony, due to the coronavirus pandemic, was held online, i.e., broadcast on
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In order to encourage the inclusion of the local and national scene in the ‘Novi Sad 2022 – European Capital of Culture’ project and complete the programme for the title year, the selection jury approved 111 projects, worth RSD 185,449,394, out of 308 applications that were received at the last call. The entire list of
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At the end of last year, on 23 December to be exact, a formal decision was made by the European Parliament and Council, on postponing the title-year to 2022 due to the coronavirus pandemic. This decision came into force on 1 January 2021, meaning Novi Sad will now be the European Capital of Culture in
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