Trogir is currently marking City Day and the feast of St John of Trogir. The celebrations began in early November and run until 14 November, with the central events taking place on 13 and 14 November.
On Friday, 13 November, wreath-laying, public health activities and a ceremonial session of the Trogir City Council are scheduled. On the feast day of St John of Trogir, Saturday 14 November, a solemn mass and traditional procession will be held, accompanied by a promenade performance by the Trogir Folk Music ensemble.
The main ceremony and a major concert by Nina Badrić will take place on 14 November on St John Paul II Square. The concert begins at 20:00 and admission is free. During the day, visitors will be able to view the permanent collection of the Trogir City Museum free of charge.
The musical programme will also feature a concert by the quartet of Amir Medunjanin, Boško Jović, Antonije Vrbiček and Leopold Stašić. The schedule includes the storytelling festival “Pričigin u gostima”, as well as literary encounters and exhibitions.
Programmes are being prepared by the Trogir City Museum, the City Library and other municipal institutions and associations. The Trogir Kindergarten and the Trogir City Museum are preparing exhibitions, musical and theatrical programmes and creative workshops, while the youngest visitors will be able to participate in the educational zone of the Trogir City Museum.
Among the sports and health-education activities, a group walk across the Trogir bridges and a public health campaign measuring blood pressure and blood sugar levels stand out.
