Seven Decades of Sterijino pozorje

70 years ago, on March 29, 1956, based on the decision of the City Council, Sterijino pozorje was founded in Novi Sad, the most important institution of theatrical art among Serbs.

Folk Dances and Circles of the "Kolo" Ensemble: "Tragom igre" Concert on March 31st at "Vlada Divljan"

The National Song and Dance Ensemble of Serbia "Kolo" will hold a concert titled "Tragom igre" (On the Trail of Dance) on Tuesday, March 31st, at the "Vlada Divljan" Cultural Center. The concert, starting at 8 PM, will feature well-known urban, town, and village dances arranged by prominent choreographers such as Olga Skovran, Vladimir Logunov, Radojica Kuzmanović, Dobrivoje Putnik, Srboljub Ninković, and Milorad Lonić.

Premiere of a Documentary about the Demolished Novi Sad Armenian Church at the Museum of Science and Technology in Belgrade

The premiere of the documentary film about the Armenian Church in Novi Sad will be held on Monday, March 30, starting at 6 PM at the Museum of Science and Technology in Belgrade. After the premiere in Belgrade, the film will be shown to the Novi Sad audience on April 21 at the Svilara Cultural Station. Admission to both events is free.

АНДРИЯ МИЛОШЕВИЧ О МАРИНКЕ МАДЖГАЛЕ! Так он расскажет о своем друге сыну Реле! РАСПЛАКАЛ ПРИСУТСТВУЮЩИХ! (ВИДЕО)

Вечером в центре внимания на столичнм мероприятии был известный актер Андрия Милошевич. В интервью "Републике" он рассказал о жене, своем наследнике, желаниях относительно следующего ребенка, а также о своей внешности и Маринке Мадгале, которого больше нет с нами.

The cinema is open again: A mural dedicated to the legendary film has appeared, here's where it is

Yugoslav and Serbian cinematography have always had a special gift for black humor and social satire, creating works that do not age, but gain weight over the years. It is difficult to find a house in the Balkans where a quote from the workshop of Dušan Kovačević and Slobodan Šijan is not quoted at least once a week.

"Learn the Kolo" Traditional Dance Workshop: Youth Club SKC Kragujevac

The kolo is a traditional symbol of Serbia, rich in folklore, combining music and dance. In 2017, the Serbian kolo was inscribed on UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage, earning this tradition international recognition.

Freedom 250 Held in Belgrade: Guests Enjoyed a Top Jazz Concert at Kolarac

The United States Embassy in Belgrade, in partnership with the Ilija M. Kolarac Endowment, announced the official start of the "Freedom 250" program. The jubilee marking two and a half centuries since the founding of the USA was celebrated with a gala concert of American jazz classics on March 25th in the Grand Hall of the Kolarac Endowment.

Three women in the shortlist for the Momo Kapor award for literature

The "Momčilo Momo Kapor" Foundation will traditionally award the prize for literature this year on the birthday of our writer and painter, April 8. The eminent jury, consisting of Radmila Stanković, Muharem Bazdulj, and Vule Žurić, has decided which works are in the shortlist, and the decision on this year's laureate will be made in early April.

Easter Customs in Serbia: How to Dye Eggs Naturally, Crack Them, and Weave Wreaths

Easter in Serbia is more than a religious holiday – it's a time when family gathers, homes smell of cakes and freshly dyed eggs, and children eagerly await to see whose egg will be the strongest. Many of these customs are still cherished with great love today.

How Serbs Used to Welcome Guests: Old Customs of Hospitality

In old Serbia, a guest was not just a visitor. A guest was a saint. It was believed that every person who knocked on the door carried luck or a message, so they were welcomed with the utmost respect. Even today, when someone says 'Serbian hospitality,' most people smile because they know it means warmth, abundance, and feeling at home.

It's Not Easy Like Boza: The Forgotten Art of Old Belgrade in a Glass

A lecture and tasting about the history of the boza-making craft, titled 'Nije prosto ko ’ boza' (It's not easy like boza), will be held at the House of Jevrem Grujić on March 28 at 12 PM.

Actor of Exceptional Strength and Integrity

The Serbian National Theatre bids farewell to Radoje Čupić, a drama leader and long-time member of the ensemble of this Novi Sad cultural institution, who passed away yesterday at the age of 68, leaving behind a rich career: his theater and film characters, which he revisited with joy and imbued with his unique style. He was an actor of exceptional strength, integrity, and dedication, whose work enriched Serbian culture.