On Friday, 27 March, Slovak writer and award-winning screenwriter Peter Balko will take part in the prestigious Foire du Livre de Bruxelles. At the invitation of the Paris-based publisher Éditions Bleu ...
In this second episode of our two-part report, we explore some of the quieter moments of the weekend, from the exhibition of Stanislav Filko to an intimate poetry and musical performance by Mila Haugová. ...
The Slovak Philharmonic Choir can be seen in Vienna in the opera „Grand Macabre“ by Gyorgy Ligeti. The prestigious Vienna State Opera is staging the piece on Friday, 20, Sunday, 22, and Wednesday, 25 March. ...
According to UNESCO, World Poetry Day—established in 1999 and celebrated each year on March 21—recognises poetry as one of humanity’s most important forms of cultural and linguistic expression. I
An exhibition titled 'Albin Brunovsky - The Comprehensive Works: Magical Realism in a Global Context' has been opened to the public at the Slovak Institute in London.
On February 15th, Trenčín concluded its three-day European Capital of Culture opening ceremony — a milestone moment that transformed this historic Slovak city into a vibrant stage for contemporary and ...
In 2026, public service media marks two important anniversaries: 100 years since the beginning of regular radio broadcasting and 70 years since the launch of television broadcasting in the territory of ...
An outdoor exhibition titled Everyday Courage has opened along Vajanský’s embankment in the Bratislava down town.
The European Commission has awarded the prestigious European Heritage Label to 13 sites across the European Union, including Trenčín Castle, as part of the transnational initiative Places of Peace.
The Czech-Slovak film If Pigeons Turned to Gold by Czech director Pepa Lubojacki has won the award for Best Documentary at the Berlin International Film Festival.
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