150 Years Since Death of Slovak Byron
Janko Kráľ, a poet, a representative of the Romanticism period in Slovak literature. From dusk till dawn, the 22 years old student thus becomes the most popular Slovak poet of his era.
Janko Kráľ, a poet, a representative of the Romanticism period in Slovak literature. From dusk till dawn, the 22 years old student thus becomes the most popular Slovak poet of his era.
On Wednesday, 20 May, advance ticket sales began for the Bratislava Music Festival. The 61st edition of the festival will take place in September and October, bringing several internationally renowned ...
As part of the Night of Galleries and Museums on Saturday, 23 May, Bratislava’s Umelka Gallery will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its opening. The Functionalist building is listed as a cultural monument ...
On Thursday, 14 May, two new exhibitions opened at a single venue. The Bratislava City Gallery is now hosting The Art of Interaction and The Centre is Elsewhere II, both exploring participatory art and ...
On Friday, 15 May, London is hosting the launch of an anthology of short stories by Slovak authors in English translation. Published by UK publisher Comma Press, it presents 5 male and 5 female writers ...
The Svetozár Stračina Grand Prix is the only international competition organised by the public broadcaster now known as STVR, in cooperation with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).
The art community based at Nová Cvernovka in Bratislava will celebrate 1 May, Labour Day, by opening their studios to the public and showcasing their work. Dozens of studios will welcome visitors, presenting ...
14,000 people marched through the streets of Bratislava in the largest-ever protest by cultural workers, held on 31 March 2026 in the streets of Bratislava.
During his visit to Slovakia in 2021, Pope Francis celebrated one of the main masses at the Basilica in Šaštín. Because it was open to the public, the service took place outdoors, right in front of the ...
Concert Studio No. 5 in Slovak Radio is tucked away in the lower corridors of the iconic inverted pyramid building. That space is also known as the Gallery—and it really is one.