Culture
Arts, the scene and heritage
Van Gogh's 'Chestnut Trees in Blossom' publicly displayed for the first time in 60 years
The 1890 painting is expected to fetch $180 million at a New York auction, which could set a new record for Van Gogh.

Mushroom foraging in Stuba attracts nature lovers on 17 October
Participants set off for the woods at 10:00, with a mushroom identification lecture by Mr. Mladen Strižak following at 12:00.

Workshop on salting fish held on Cres
Participants learned traditional preservation techniques in an event organised by the Italian Community of Cres.

Sisak for Omiš: Charity Concert on 16 October
Tickets priced at €10 are available at Art Caffè and the venue box office, with proceeds to be published publicly.

Niko Andrišević: The Writer Known as the Neretva Turke
Born in Gradac in 1882, he earned his doctorate in Vienna, built a legal career in Sarajevo, and left literature after two books.

16th Revival of Traditional Costumes Held in Garčin
The Križevci-based KUD Prigorje presented two scenic depictions of local tradition, filling the venue to capacity.

Concert tour dedicated to Luigi Donorà
UOSIS organises 'When Music Tells Stories' evenings in five Istrian towns, with free entry for all visitors.

Vrbovec hosts the 11th Honey Days and 16th Beekeeping Festival
A two-day programme on Friday and Saturday brings together beekeepers from Zagreb County and visitors to the town of Vrbovec.

Komin bids farewell to Matej Vujević: 'He was a bright spirit and a noble heart'
The parish of St Anthony in Komina and the town of Ploce have expressed their condolences to the family of the young man who died after going missing.

Via Wine in Sveti Ivan links sparkling wine with local cuisine
The Zagreb County Tourist Board's festival gathered visitors at Dobra Berba winery, with a survey revealing high marks for the event's sustainability.

Suffocation and Ingested to perform at Boogaloo

Promising Reflections: Exhibition Opens in Sinj
The 'Mediterranean 2035: The Next Chapter' research exhibition makes its first appearance in Sinj, with works by ten artists available until 21 October.

Folk evening held in Pridvorje

Jozinović after call for boycott: I am a musician, not a politician
The singer responded to the video in which he performs Thompson's song, following calls for a boycott of concerts in Belgrade.

Bjelovar hosts Folklore Meeting for Second Consecutive Year
15 original ensembles performed at the Cultural Centre, with HKUD Slavonija Jakšić taking first place.

KUD Anka Ošpuh from Ludbreg marks 50 years of work

Documentary 'Always Lisa' follows Lisa's story and struggle with the K-pop system
Sue Kim's film shows Blackpink member at the moment of the racial controversy and her struggle for an independent career.

Pakrac to host 17th Slavonski Banac Fair and 11th Grahfest on Saturday
Two locations in the town centre are expected to welcome thousands of visitors, with Grahset breaking the record with 125 registered teams.