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Orto bar in Ljubljana will host its 23nd Orto Fest which will take place from 30 March to 29 April.

The upcoming 36th Folk Music Festival in Bohinj will take place on 27 April 2024 at the Danica Hall in Bohinjska Bistrica. Tickets are already SOLD OUT!...

Gornja Radgona will be lit up again this year on the eve of Labour Day. Join us on Tuesday, 30 April 2024, at TŠC Trate.

In a mix of past and present, pop and rock, blues and reggae, accompanied by super-colourful images and rock symbols, Loredana Bertè offers...

Visit a traditional event at Lake Bled that gathers together accordionists of all ages.

Biggest wine festival in Slovenia.

In June, Slovenj Gradec traditionally turns into the center of medieval events for two days.

The traditional gala concert presenting the rich heritage of Slovene popular music performed by a big revue orchestra is this year dedicated to the songs...

On Sunday, 23 June 2024, Štanjel will host the Gledanica Festival, named after the prehistoric lookout found at the top of Turn Hill.

In 1899 Giacomo Puccini composed his fifth opera based on a French literary source, in this case the play La Tosca by Victorien Sardou, a historical piece...

For the ninth year in a row, the river Ljubljanica, known for its rich cultural and archaeological history, will become one of the many venues of the...

Zorba the Greek is an international hit ballet that continues to delight audiences of all generations, above all for the passion of its lead characters,...

One of the best known actors from the former Yugoslavia, Rade Šerbedžija is also a director, poet, musician – and a true man of the world. Having already...

Jazz concert of the year.

Portorose in July Festival Opening Concert

Aram Khachaturian began writing the ballet Spartacus in December 1941, during the most tragic days of the Second World War. He was greatly inspired by...

A unique musical experience over two evenings awaits us as part of this year’s 72nd Ljubljana Festival. On 3 and 4 July we will have the opportunity to...

Milan Kundera once wrote that he had actually been writing the same novel his entire life: variations on a few fundamental existential themes, key situations...