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.

Milena Damnjanović and Vladimir Gligorić Combine Serbian and Chinese Songs at Guarnerius

On Wednesday, February 25, starting at 8 PM, Guarnerius will host an evening of Serbian and Chinese songs - soprano Milena Damnjanović's concert titled 'One Heart, Two Worlds.' This unique musical event is dedicated to the dialogue between two cultures through the form of solo song. With piano collaboration by Vladimir Gligorić, the young artist will perform a carefully selected repertoire of works by masters of classical Serbian music, such as Binički and Konjović, as well as contemporary Serbian authors. The part of the concert dedicated to Chinese composers will feature gems of Chinese solo song (like 'Ode to a Lonely Orchid'), which are rarely performed in our region and require specific vocal techniques.

"Sevdah in Belgrade" on March 8 at Dom Omladine: An Evening of Emotion, Tradition, and Contemporary Sound

The Belgrade audience will have the opportunity on March 8, starting at 8 PM, to enjoy a musical evening titled "Sevdah in Belgrade," which will be held in the large hall of the Belgrade Youth Center.

STARI MOST IN MOSTAR DECLARED THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BRIDGE IN THE WORLD A symbol of the city and an architectural masterpiece

The recognizable bridge in Mostar has received an important recognition.

Masked Children Visit Homes and Receive Gifts: The Most Beautiful White Week Begins in Topola

The last week before the Great Easter Fast is called White Week, and the last day is White Shrovetide. In the past, this week in Serbian villages was marked by masked processions that sang, while villagers gifted them meat, bacon, cakes, but most often eggs. This custom has survived to this day in the villages around Topola, and the youngest have preserved the tradition of their ancestors from oblivion.

From Roman Festivals to Millions of Roses Worldwide: How Valentine's Day Became a Global Phenomenon

On this day, while Orthodox believers celebrate the feast of Saint Tryphon, Valentine's Day, also known as Saint Valentine's Day, is celebrated within the Western tradition. This holiday is dedicated to expressing love and affection, and is often celebrated by exchanging letters, romantic gestures, and watching love movies. However, in addition to the emotional dimension, February 14th is also accompanied by increased gift shopping, as well as crowds in stores. According to some historical interpretations, the roots of Valentine's Day can be traced back to Roman fertility festivals.

Art Preserves Identity: The Play "Jerma

The play "Jerma - Land Without Rain" was performed at the "Dobrica Milutinović" Theatre in Sremska Mitrovica, gathering representatives of institutions, cultural workers, and members of the Roma community. The event was attended by acting director of the Office for Roma Inclusion Željko Radu, provincial delegate Jelena Jovanović, and member of the National Roma Council Stevan Jovanović, at the invitation of theatre director Svetlana Stojanović.

Exhibition 'FROM CHINA TO KULA: "TRON" BY PAVEL SUROVI' Opens at the Art Gallery of the Cultural Center Kula

The exhibition 'FROM CHINA TO KULA: "TRON" BY PAVEL SUROVI' by Serbian award-winning photographer Pavel Surovi from Kisač has opened at the Art Gallery of the Cultural Center Kula. The exhibition was organized by the National Library Kula in cooperation with the Cultural Center Kisač and the Cultural Center Kula, and was opened by Nikolina Šćekić Karabasil, curator and art historian. Many public figures were present, and Karolj Valka, Deputy President of the Municipality of Kula, attended the opening on behalf of the local government.

ALL SOULS' DAY IS TOMORROW: Here's what to bring to the cemetery and church

Great or Winter All Souls' Day, the first day of the calendar year dedicated to remembering the departed, will be observed on Saturday, February 14, 2026. Believers spend this day in prayer and remembrance of the deceased; liturgies and memorial services are held in churches, while candles are lit and the graves of loved ones are tidied at cemeteries.

Free Admission to the National Museum for Sretenje: View the Miroslav Gospel and Learn How It Is Preserved

On the occasion of the Sretenje holiday, which celebrates Statehood Day of the Republic of Serbia in February, the National Museum of Serbia and its constituent museums are preparing a special program for all visitors. Admission will be free from Saturday, February 14 to Monday, February 16.

Filip Stolz's 'Goethe' Inspired by a Literary Masterpiece: German Film Night at SKC Kragujevac

The collaboration between SKC Kragujevac and FILUM, the German studies department, and DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service, which provides films to SKC) continues with the screening of a contemporary German film and a discussion afterward. The second film in the series that the audience will have the opportunity to see is 'Goethe,' a German romantic drama directed by Filip Stolz from 2010.

First Hard Rock Cafe Arrives in Serbia: Exclusive Exhibits from Metallica, Michael Jackson, and Madonna in the Heart of Belgrade

Belgrade is today richer by a unique cultural institution. With the opening of the first Hard Rock Cafe in Serbia, at Trg Republike 5, the capital has gained not only a prestigious restaurant, but also the most valuable private collection of music history in this part of Europe. From guitars that defined heavy metal to costumes that shaped pop culture, the Belgrade collection is a carefully selected chronicle of world music spanning decades of creativity from the greatest legends.