Pre-Holiday Štanjel

… Gingerbread and candle products, handicraft knowledge and cooperation, friendship, love and life stories of two families connected by Ljubljana and...

Love can make you dizzy, but at the "Extended Vision" exhibition, it will feel like the ground is slipping from under you.

The exhibition on the Jakopič promenade in Tivoli Park, Ljubljana, will be on display from 19 April to 22 June 2024.

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.

On May 5, 2024 at 2 p.m. in Gradež near Turjak, the Association for Preserving Heritage is organizing a traditional event, The Celebration of Spring

After some wonderful gatherings of Karst goblins and Karst Shepherds, we warmly invite you once again to a very special and unforgettable adventure on...

Tropical butterflies return to us again this year, captivating us again and again with their colourfulness and their cycle of complete transformation....

The Idrija Lace Festival respects the rich tradition of hand-bobbin lace, preserves its historical tradition and at the same time encourages innovation...

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

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

As in the previous years, this summer Lake Bled will glow as there will be thousands of candlelights on the lake.

Dalia Dėdinskaitė, violin Gleb Pyšniak, cello

Welcome to the Strukljifest , where tradition meets modernity on a plate! Every year, over 2000 visitors experience a unique culinary adventure. With...

If you’re from Tržič attending Cobblers Sunday is a must. Nowhere else do people use the expression “It was like Cobblers”. This expression is difficult...

In the season of the year when the Karst is glowing with the scarlet hues of grapevines and smoke trees, we invite you to the Wine Festival in the medieval...

Štanjel is attractive any time of the year, but the pre-holiday lights and atmosphere of expectation add a certain charm to this medieval village.

St. Gregory's or "Vuč u vodo" is a Tržič custom that originated among the local shoemakers. On that day they stopped working under lights in their workshops.