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Slovenia – Guest of Honour Country at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2023


In October 2023, Slovenia is the Guest of Honour of the Frankfurt Book Fair, the world's largest trade fair for books, under the slogan "Honeycomb of Words". Slovenia's exposure at the Frankfurt Book Fair is an opportunity to strengthen the export potential of national book creativity in the field of literature and illustration, meanwhile the effects can be seen in both the cultural and tourism sector.

Slovenian Book Agency is in charge of the project organisation. It has already intensified the translation of Slovenian books, mostly to German. The program has been curated by Miha Kovač and Matthias Göritz.

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Guest of Honour at Frankfurter Buchmesse 2023 - 01.0 - Studio Sadar - photo Klemen Ilovar.jpg Slovenian pavilion, designed by Studio Sadar, Studio Kruh, AA, Eva Petrič (ceiling instalation)



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Glasbe sveta


Glasbe sveta/Musiche dal mondo is an international cross-border music festival, which connects the Slovenian city of Nova Gorica and the Italian city of Gorizia. The festival focuses on various global musical expressions from the spheres of "world music", jazz, soul, funk, rock and more.

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Glasbe sveta 1.jpg The highly energetic performance of the Tuareg songwriter and musician Mdou Moctar at Kromberk Castle during Glasbe sveta 2022.



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Festivals


Festivals in Slovenia


Festivals are up and running!

Our graphic calendar of festivals shows more than 100 festivals in 2023.

Explore all the upcoming festivals at the interactive Festivals in Slovenia infographic.

Festivals in slovenia 2012.jpgThe printed version of the calendar of Festivals in Slovenia in 2012 contains 141 festivals. Later on, in 2019, the festival number rose to 199. Check out the current annual festivalscape.



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Fields of Experimental Music in Slovenia

Luka T. Zagoričnik


Let's take a ride on the term experimental music, which currently mainly defines certain more fringe musical practices, across the expanses of various musical plains, styles and genres. We can apply this (overly) broad term to designate the varied creative simmering in certain segments of the present-day Slovenian music scene. A scene that spans the realms of electro-acoustic music, musique concrète, experimental music in the context of modern classical music, free improvisation, experimental electronic music and sound art as well as their associated present-day trends. This scene is diverse and exceptionally agile. It has developed a strong infrastructure for itself (festivals, concert series, labels, international networks) and exists in the space between self-organising and DIY models and institutional environments.

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Zarkolom Tadej Droljc Lunchmeat Festival 2020.jpg Žarkolom, Tadej Droljc at Lunchmeat Festival, 2020


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