The only music school in Serbia that trains church chanters and conductors of church choirs

The only music school in Serbia that trains church chanters and conductors of church choirs is located in Kragujevac and is preparing to accept a new generation of students who will, among other things, learn Serbian folk church chanting, preserving one of the most important intangible cultural treasures of the Serbian people.

Endless Source of Talent: This City Has Produced the Most Actors Per Capita

There are cities known for industry, rivers, or monuments, and then there is Kruševac – a city that for decades, like an inexhaustible source, has nourished the Serbian scene with the most magnificent acting talents. If Belgrade is the center of events, Kruševac is undoubtedly the heart from which emotion, laughter, and that specific, direct charisma that has captivated audiences for decades from 'Vardar to Triglav' originates.

Nine Theaters in Belgrade Produced an Average of 1.7 Premieres This Season

In Belgrade, the National Theatre has captured media and public attention, overshadowing the fact that other theaters have only one to two premieres this season, which is an accurate indicator of the state of culture in Serbia.

Young Sremica in shock! Found out their Easter symbol DOES NOT EXIST in the rest of the country: "How Easter without HIM?"

We are already used to the rest of Serbia not being able to believe that people from Vojvodina eat baklava for Christmas and call it česnica. First, although somewhat similar to baklava, baklava and česnica are not the same. However, that is a topic for January, and this Easter, at 30 years old, I realized that we in Vojvodina seem to celebrate this holiday quite differently from the rest of Serbia.

VASKRS in Serbian Homes: Ethnologist Explains CUSTOMS Full of Symbolism, Faith, and Joy Passed Down Through Generations

Vaskrs, the most important Christian holiday, is accompanied by a wealth of customs among the Serbian people that combine faith, symbolism, and family unity. As Dr. Vesna Marjanović, ethnologist and anthropologist, points out, these customs have deeply rooted meanings and are passed down through generations.

The First Egg Is Kept in a Special Place: An Old Custom for the 'Chuvarkuca' That Brings Happiness and Prosperity to the Family

The first red egg is the guardian of your home. Find out where to keep the 'chuvarkuca' so that it brings health, happiness, and prosperity to the family.

FESTIVE IDYLL IN THE RADANOVIĆ HOME! Sloba's wife showed a SIMPLE EGG DECORATING TECHNIQUE, this is every housewife's dream! (PHOTO)

Good Friday represents one of the most important days within Christian tradition, as it is during this period that we prepare for the celebration of Easter. This day carries special symbolism, and the customs that accompany it are diverse and varied. One of the most recognizable customs is egg dyeing, which has a deeply rooted tradition and significance in celebrating this holiday.

НИКОГДА НЕ СТАВИТ ЭТОТ ПРЕДМЕТ НА ПРАЗДНИЧНЫЙ СТОЛ! Лидия Вукичевич СТРОГО СОБЛЮДАЕТ ОДИН ОБЫЧАЙ, причина леденит до костей!

Актриса Лидия Вукичевич известна тем, что с большой преданностью чтит семейные обычаи и традиции, а к пасхальным праздникам относится с особой радостью и уважением. В преддверии Пасхи она поделилась, как проходят приготовления в ее доме, а также какие обычаи она строго соблюдает.

This is what Good Friday looks like in the folk star's home: She celebrates her first Easter with her granddaughter, one detail caught everyone's attention

Singer Dragana Mirković lives with her family in Vienna, and her home is in the holiday spirit like everyone else's these days.

CHUVARKUĆA IS NOT THE FIRST RED-DYED EGG: We were all wrong

In some parts of our country, the first dyed egg - čuvarkuća, believe it or not, is not called that but peraška.

Ordering Food for Easter

With a smile, she revealed that their family tradition has changed over the years.

Grgurci, symbols of new life and spring awakening in Easter tradition

Easter breads are not just food, but true little works of art, and among them, grgurci deserve special attention – symbols of the sprout, the male-female embryo in the egg, the development of the vine, and the leaf on the trees. They are the core of an old ritual, carrying the meaning of renewal and fertility, and are often kneaded together with other traditional breads and pastries.