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Jazzinty

Mentors performance with Randy Brecker at LokalPatriot club in Novo mesto, Jazzinty International Music Workshop and Festival 2009

Founded in 2000, the Jazzinty International Music Workshop and Festival is a week-long series of workshops, masterclasses and concerts that takes place every August in the town of Novo mesto. Over the years, it has become one of the main international musical events in the Dolenjska region, bringing many major names from the jazz and near-jazz worlds to mentor and perform. The event is organised by the Novo mesto Institute for Culture, Sport, Tourism and Youth, with the support of the LokalPatriot Institute and the Municipality of Novo mesto.

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Culture from Slovenia worldwide 2010–2025

Current events

8 May 2025

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24 Aug 2025

FranceNiceVilla ArsonBiennale of Arts and Ocean
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Slovenian artist Robertina Šebjanič, known for her work in art, marine ecology and sound, presenting "Echoes of the Abyss" at the group exhibition "Becoming Ocean: A Social Conversation About the Ocean". In this video essay, she explores the hidden impacts of war on marine life, focusing on underwater munitions left to decay on the seafloor—still leaking toxic chemicals into the ocean today.
Supported by: Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Paris.
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15 Oct 2025

SerbiaGolubacTrdnjava Golubac
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Site-specific, interacitve, enviromental, sculpture exhibition "Fusion" by Boštjan Kavčič, whose sculptures, inspired by the natural world, address the fusion of organic forms with modern materials, creating a dialogue between the environment and the viewer.
Supported by: Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Belgrade.
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18 Jan 2026

MontenegroPodgoricaGallery of the Museum of Contemporary Art
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The Slovenian artistic collective Laibach's exhibition showcases their distinctive blend of provocative art and political commentary. Laibach has developed a “Gesamtkunstwerk” – multi-disciplinary art practice in all fields ranging from popular culture to art (collages, photo-copies, posters, graphics, paintings, videos, installations, concerts and performances).
Supported by: Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Podgorica.

Upcoming events

21 Aug 2025

Bosnia and HerzegovinaSarajevoLjetni kino Stari GradSarajevo Film Festival
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World movie premiere of "Whites Wash at Ninety" (orig. "Belo se pere na devetdeset"), directed by Marko Naberšnik, a poignant, subtly humorous, and deeply inspiring portrayal of confronting illness. This year's Sarajevo Film Festival will also include screenings of nine other movies either produced or co-produced by Slovenian producers.
Supported by: Slovenian Film Centre.
27 Aug 2025

FranceParisCinéma Le Concorde
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A screening of the movie "Family Therapy" (2024), directed by Sonja Prosenc, which explores contemporary social issues in a humorous, tragicomic reimagining of Pasolini's Teorema. Movie premiere and screenings at several cinemas across France.
Produced by: Monoo.
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12 Sep 2025

SlovakiaBratislavaBratislava University of Economics and BusinessLingvaFest
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In the context of the European Day of Languages, the LingvaFest 2025 language festival will take place in Bratislava. Saša Vojtechova Poklač, lecturer of Slovene at the Faculty of Arts, Comenius University in Bratislava, will conduct an engaging workshop titled "Pocket Slovene" together with her students. Visitors will also have the opportunity to learn about Slovenia, its language, and culture through a quiz and various other activities.
Supported by: Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Bratislava.

European Capital of Culture

Nova Gorica–Gorizia, European Capital of Culture 2025

Since its inception in 1985, over 40 cities have won the prestigious European Capital of Culture (ECoC) title. Forty years later, however, the border cities of Nova Gorica in Slovenia and Gorizia in Italy are the first ones to turn this annual celebration of culture into a genuinely cross-border endeavour. Based on these cities' specific political, cultural and geographical context, their 2025 ECoC programme explores the concept of borders from multiple dimensions under the slogan “Go! Borderless”.

The opening event, From Station to Station, was held on 8 February, the Slovenian cultural holiday.

Nova Gorica municipal building with light installations during R.o.R festival

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Paving the Way for Green Animation and a Co-Development Mechanism

Read up on how the regional animated film industry is driving discussions around environmentally sustainable practices and funding mechanisms that will enable the industry to grow.

GO2025 The City Yet to Become

Miha Kosovel of Razpotja magazine introduces the term transfrontal and reminds us of how understanding the history of a region can better prepare us for the mental and physical shifts needed in co-creating a new reality.

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Art Stays, International Festival of Contemporary Art

Established in 2003, the Art Stays, International Festival of Contemporary Art is the main summer visual arts event in the Ptuj region. Since 2009, it represents one of two branches of the Art Ptuj Festival, the other being the Arsana International Music Festival.

The Art Stays Festival traditionally consists of a shorter condensed festival and a longer exhibition featured at several locations in Ptuj, including at partner institutions Ptuj – Ormož Regional Museum, Mihelič Gallery and Ivan Potrč Library Ptuj.

Bioalloy, a body art performance by Gary Cass & Chandrasekaran, performed at the Art Stays Festival, 2010

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Images

A still photograph from the full-length feature film Happiness on a Lead (1977), Viba Film
National Gallery of Slovenia, view of the northern wing by Edvard Ravnikar and the entrance hall by SADAR + VUGA Architects, 2009.
Mediterranean International Folklore Festival (MIFF) presents the folklore dances, music, singing and the cultural variety of the Mediterranean countries to the public
Equrna Gallery, situated since 1984 in a renovated courtyard building at Gregorčičeva 3, Ljubljana, built in the early 18th century,and also used circa 1809 as stables for Napoleonâs army
Honeycomb Apartments in Ljubljana, Ofis Arhitekti, 2007
Exhibition Kontinuiteta / Continuity - 3-channel animation and installation Memorial by artist Adel Abidin at the Celje Gallery of Contemporary Art, 2011
Kobarid Museum seen from the street
Still from the film Vertigo Bird by En-Knap Productions, with Iztok Kovač atop the chimney and Aleš Hadalin in the foreground.
PCB, Lightbox with circuit board, BridA, 2010