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.

Book on (s)tage

From April 17 to 19, 2026, the Czech House in Belgrade will host the first edition of the European literary festival 'Knjiga na (s)ceni', organized by the EUNIC Serbia network and the publishing house Blum.

"See, Touch, Feel..."

The Museum of African Art has published the guide "See, Touch, Feel - Tactile Exhibition of the Museum of African Art," a unique Braille guide to its permanent collection, intended for blind and visually impaired visitors. This publication, created in collaboration with the "Veljko Ramadanović" School for Visually Impaired Students, represents a significant step towards inclusivity, confirming that art reaches its full value only when accessible to everyone.

In Play with Books! Children's Culture Days Concluded with Books and Laughter!

Children's Culture Days, organized by Laguna and Delfi bookstores, were held from April 2 to 5, 2026, featuring the discovery of new stories and interaction with books. Promotions of new books for young readers, interesting workshops, a play by the Children's Cultural Center, and a special screening of the hit film 'Hajduk u Beogradu' contributed to a playful and cheerful atmosphere.

Mexican artists protest plan to send Frida Kahlo masterpieces to Spain

Members of the Mexican cultural scene are demanding clarification from the government in an open letter regarding how long a very important collection of works by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera will remain abroad, specifically in Spain.

8 things you must bring into your home before Easter: It is believed they will bring good health, success and happiness to the household, and protect them from all evil

Easter is at the door - find out which things can bring happiness and harmony to your home during the holidays.

One City in Serbia Has Reasonably Become a City of Murals: Anyone Passing These Buildings Can't Help But Stop

Čačak is known as the city of basketball, but in the last ten years, it can rightfully be called the city of murals. Thanks to creative and talented people, many old walls and facades have been given a new, beautiful look that is recognized by citizens and visitors from all over Serbia. Ten years of the Urban Culture Days festival, within which the murals were created, has been marked by a unique retrospective exhibition, showing the importance of DUK as one of the most famous street art festivals in the region.

Priest warns: These 3 Easter egg colors do not follow the spirit of the holiday

Easter eggs have never just been a decoration. They carry a message, a very clear one. Joy, new beginnings, the victory of life. And that's precisely why the choice of color is not a trivial matter, although most treat it as such.

Museum of Fashion and Costume Established in Novi Sad

At the initiative of the President of the Provincial Government, Maja Gojković, a decision was made to establish the Museum of Fashion and Costume in Novi Sad, the first museum in Serbia, and also in the region, dedicated to fashion, the Provincial Government announced today.

Nela Tonković Awarded 'Sava Stepanov' Prize

Novi Sad – Art historian Nela Tonković, curator at the Subotica Modern Gallery, is this year's recipient of the 'Sava Stepanov' Award for an outstanding curated exhibition. The award, presented for the second time, is given by the 'Sava Stepanov' Foundation, established in 2024 by the family of the art historian and critic, with the aim of inspiring current professionals through his legacy.

Всё время чувствовала, что Ангелина была со мной! Молодая жительница Чачака оживила творения убитой девочки из «Рыбникара»

Мы знаем, через какой процесс всё это создавалось и насколько это было особенным, — сказал Анжелко.

PIGLET, DEVIL, CUCKOOS AND PEPPER: In this Serbian village, everyone knows each other only by nicknames, so mailmen are in big trouble

If your path ever leads you through the Gornji Milanovac village of Donja Vrbava, located on the slopes of Rudnik, it will look like any other typical Serbian village, but unusual people live there. Only there can you meet Wild Boar, Devil, Wolf, Dogs, Cuckoos, Ram, Rabbit and Goat. How? Because here all the men are known exclusively by nicknames, often entire families get them, and they are even passed down from generation to generation as cultural heritage.