CULTURE TIPS: Week #33/34
Until 4 September, an ambitious exhibition is being held in the Peter Michal Bohúň Gallery in Liptovský Mikuláš, northern Slovakia. The selection of top artworks in the genre of tapestry produced in the ...
Until 4 September, an ambitious exhibition is being held in the Peter Michal Bohúň Gallery in Liptovský Mikuláš, northern Slovakia. The selection of top artworks in the genre of tapestry produced in the ...
In 2026, Slovak Radio is marking 100 years since the first regular radio broadcasts began in what is now Slovakia.To mark the centenary, we’re bringing you stories from different periods and perspectives ...
This summer, RSI is not only running a series reading Slovak literature in English translation and celebrating 100 years since the start of radio broadcasting from Bratislava, now the capital of...
The series of summer excerpts from Slovak literature in translation continues with the third story from The Book of Bratislava published by Comma Press. Today, Igor Hochel and his story with...
3 August 2026 marks a special day in the history of radio broadcasting in Slovakia. All channels of the public broadcaster are coming together for a day of special programming exploring different... ...
This year, Brhlovské podlievané buchty — a beloved traditional pastry from the village of Brhlovce — were added to Slovakia's Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Art Takes Flight in Košice's Botanical Garden - Wire, Wit and Tradition in Bratislava - Big names, Small village, Outstanding photography - When Statues Spring to Life in Spišská Nová Ves...
In the second edition of our summer series, HerStories from the Capital: Remarkable Women of Bratislava, Bratislava tour guides Katarína Blšták Čatlošová and Ľubomíra Černáková introduce
Pohoda is Slovakia's longest-running multi-genre festival, which celebrated its 30th anniversary in July 2026. Throughout the summer, Friday programmes on RSI English section will feature...
Summer Reading with RSI is a series featuring Slovak literature in translation. The Book of Bratislava, an anthology of contemporary Slovak fiction published by Comma Press, includes also