Juraj Kubánka danced professionally for more than 60 years, and his list of choreographies includes about 250 dances, even full-length evening dance programmes. He combined the basic elements of folk dance ...
Comedian, playwright, novelist, lyricist, actor, director, host and singer. All these professions characterised the life and work of the famous Slovak public figure Milan Lasica, who passed away on July ...
After the COVID pandemic break, the Slovak Culture Minister Awards ceremony was held in the capital Bratislava on Tuesday, 6th July. Nominated in a public call by individuals and
25 years ago, Johannes Kalbus and his wife Jana Maliňáková brought roses back to Dolná Krupá in Western Slovakia. The German nursery man and his Czech, or better say Moravian, wife resurrected the work ...
The Most Beautiful Books of 2020 have been awarded at the Slovak Culture Ministry. Experts judged the best book designs out of 137 books - all written by Slovak authors and
Foreign Affairs Minister Ivan Korcok reported on Wednesday that the country is set to open a Slovak Institute in Jerusalem on September 1. The aim of the move is to bolster bilateral
It is not common that Slovaks study the art of circus. There is no high school nor university providing such studies in our country.
The Covid-stricken segment of non-classical music is finding a way out. For non-mainstream production, it might be even harder.
In 2009, a meadow was saved in Bratislava in order to protect a nearby 2000 alluvial tree forest, against the will of developers.
He spent all his childhood in a children's home. At a young age, he was unjustly and wrongly diagnosed as mentally retarded. He had to face prejudice and stigma due to his Roma origins.
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