Zograf's "40 Years of Comics" Opens the 50th Anniversary Jubilee of the Pančevo Gallery of Contemporary Art

The exhibition "Aleksandar Zograf – 40 Years Since the Publication of Comics" marks the beginning of a series of exhibitions with which the Gallery of Contemporary Art of the Cultural Center Pančevo will celebrate its 50th anniversary. The exhibition will open on March 9 at 7 p.m. at the Gallery of Contemporary Art and will present the works of esteemed comic author Saša Rakezić.

Od zlata jabuka

The oldest folk music show on Radio Belgrade 2, 'Od zlata jabuka,' is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. The jubilee will be marked by a series of traditional music concerts at the Ethnographic Museum, which is also celebrating its 125th anniversary.

Nikolai Kolyada Passed Away

Playwright, director, actor, theater pedagogue, Nikolai Vladimirovich Kolyada, one of the most performed not only Russian but also European contemporary playwrights, passed away on March 2, 2026, in Yekaterinburg.

ACTOR AND DIRECTOR HAS DIED: Atelje 212 Confirmed Sad News!

Nikolaj Koljada, playwright, director, actor, and theater pedagogue, was found dead today in Yekaterinburg on March 2, 2026. The news of the passing of the artist who strongly marked contemporary theater has shaken numerous colleagues, students, and admirers of his work.

Free Admission to the National Museum for Women's Day: Discover Programs Dedicated to Art and Female Courage

On the occasion of Women's Day, the National Museum of Serbia and its constituent museums are organizing a series of programs intended for all visitors.

Exhibition 'Peter the Great and Serbia' Extended Until April 2026: Public Gets More Time to View

The exhibition 'Peter the Great and Serbia' at the Russian House, the central event of the Hermitage Days in Serbia 2025-2026, has been extended for another two months after organizers, due to increased public interest, decided to move the original deadline - the end of January - to April 1, 2026, in order to allow more visitors to see the exhibition.

Niš National Theatre Suddenly Canceled Sold-Out Performance 'Once Upon a Time in Brijuni': The Troupe of Kokan Mladenović

The National Theatre in Niš has canceled the play 'Once Upon a Time in Brijuni,' directed by Kokan Mladenović, and indications suggest that the city councilor for culture, Ivana Cvetković, influenced this decision, as stated by the play's team.

The Chronicle of Kovačica

Kovačica – After more than eight decades since its first issue and six years since its relaunch, the "Kovačićki kalendar" is once again in the hands of Slovaks, residents of the municipality of the same name. The sixth issue retains its established concept of documenting their existence, events, customs, and culture, as well as the names of notable people who have left their mark over more than two centuries of life in the South Banat region. The new edition of the illustrated collection features 78 texts and contributions from 36 authors, under the editorial direction of Pavel Matuh, deputy to Pavel Jonaš, and was printed thanks to the publisher, the Memorial Center "Dr. Janko Bulik".

Herdeljezi

The large international Romani festival "Herdeljezi – Voice of Roma" will be held on May 2, 2026, in the Ashkenaz Community Center in Berkeley (USA), it was announced at the official event announcement. The festival is conceived as a celebration of Roma tradition through music, dance, education, and open discussions about culture and human rights.

Radmila Stanković: The 'Tanja Petrović' Award Assures Me I've Worked Well, and Will Continue To Work, Despite Threats to N1, Nova S, Your Danas, My Radar

This year's recipient of the prestigious Tanja Petrović Foundation Award for outstanding contribution to the affirmation of culture and art in the media is Radmila Stanković, a journalist with decades of experience. The award ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, February 28, at 1 PM, at the Novembar Gallery, Kursulina 2.

NIN Laureate Darko Tuševljaković Presents Novel 'Karota' at SKCNS

The promotion of the book 'Karota' by Darko Tuševljaković, winner of the NIN Award for Novel of the Year, will be held on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at 7 PM in the Club of the Student Cultural Center Novi Sad (Vladimira Perića Valtera 5).

Berlin's Scene Faces Collapse: Clubs Introduce Phone Bans to Survive

The nightlife culture is undergoing its toughest transformation in decades, as modern dance floors have become places for content creation instead of dancing. A generation raised on TikTok increasingly views DJ sets through mobile phone screens, while avoiding the direct contact and authentic energy for which electronic music is known.