Culture
Arts, the scene and heritage
Archeology Days in Suhoplj bring visitors to the past
Four historical periods, workshops and a human-powered carousel brought the people of Suhoplj together

State Stud of Đakovo celebrates 520 years since its foundation
The open day features tours of the Stables, a horse show, carriage rides and a local produce fair.

Svan Radulović Matica wins Grand Prix at 38th Salon mladih
Erste Grand Prix prize is three thousand euros, and the "Anemoia" exhibition can still be visited on Saturday morning in Zagreb.

Final phase of archaeological research begins at St. Peter's Peninsula in Makarska
Research on the peninsula is being carried out by professors and students of the University of Zadar, with fieldwork continuing until early October.

Song "Moja Županja" by Marijo Vestić named best song about the town
Mayor Damir Juzbašić made the decision based on the recommendation of a three-member committee; the authors will receive cash prizes.

Vodičani establish Branch of Matica hrvatska
The elective assembly at the Cultural Centre is set to launch a new chapter in the cultural life of the town and surrounding settlements.

Exhibition on Nazor's Most Prolific Decade Opens in Kastav
The 'Vladimir Nazor in Kastav' exhibition by Ervin Dubrović covers the period from 1908 to 1918 and opens ahead of White Sunday.

Exhibition 'Croatian Photographers of the 50s' opens at the Rab Gallery
The exhibition features black-and-white images of the Croatian Adriatic from the 1950s, borrowed from museums, archives, and private collections.

Exhibition on Nazor's Kastva period opens on 24 September
Ervin Dubrović is the author of the installation, which presents the ten years Vladimir Nazrov spent in Kastva.

Kastv opens exhibition on Vladimir Nazor at Trojica Gallery

Grše to hold largest solo concert at Arena Zagreb on 24 October
Tril's rapper Grše is set to perform at Arena Zagreb this autumn, with tickets already on sale.

Bišić's 'Sea, Fish, Boats' exhibition opens at the Pik Gallery
The exhibition features assemblages, objects, and spatial installations created over the last thirty years, and can be viewed until 19 October 2026.

Two pianists share the Ferde Livadić Award
For the first time in history, the award has gone to two performers: Arsen Daldaljan and Luka Galuf.

Kerekeš Theatre delights Belišće audience with 'Iva and Gloria'

Lepoglava celebrates 30 years of lace festival and 70 years of brass band
The final concert of the 30th International Lace Festival featured the Lepoglava Brass Band and the Čakovec Big Band, with thanks to local musicians.

Two exhibitions by Dubrovnik artists: 'Po Grad' and 'Koluri Grada'

Apple opens concert hall in London's Battersea Power Station
The Apple Music Hall accommodates 600 visitors, features a stage 11.5 metres wide and a 48-speaker spatial audio system.

Lug to host 17th Paprikafest in October
The two-day event dedicated to ground paprika, local gastronomy and tradition brings together producers, fish stew competitions and concerts.