Slovak literature icon turning 200
On Saturday, 27th June 2020, a special bank note worth €0 was issued by the town of Krupina marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of one of the greatest poets of Slovak literature.
On Saturday, 27th June 2020, a special bank note worth €0 was issued by the town of Krupina marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of one of the greatest poets of Slovak literature.
On Friday, both international and Slovak media reported that Slovak poet Mila Haugova has received the Vilenica prize for Central European literature.
On Tuesday, 23rd June, the Literature Fund prizes were handed out. Translator Michaela Jurovska was awarded for her life's work, as well as for her translation of Boris Vian's book, The Red Grass.
On 7th June, Slovak director of photography Igor Luther died in Croatia. Known for his collaboration with Oscar award winning Polish star director Andrzej Wajda, he is mainly known for his directing of ...
Slovak Philharmonic has performed another of its Concerts with the public series. After the restriction period due to the coronavirus pandemic, it has reopened its concert halls while following strict ...
The Slovak National Theatre, in co-operation with Radio and Television of Slovakia, will express their gratitude to people on the front lines as well as to Slovak viewers for their responsible approach ...
Slovakia supports an increase in the funding of the Creative Europe scheme in the EU's next multi-annual financial framework for 2021-27, said Slovak Culture Minister Natália Milanová (OLaNO) during a ...
On Monday, 11th May 2020, the Tate Modern in London turned 20 while temporarily closed. What has been a major retrospective Andy Warhol exhibition for the past 20 years has recently been possible to view ...
Shortly ahead imposition of restrictive measures due to COVID-19, on 28th February 2020, RSI went to the launching of the collector's coin and special stamp that were released on the occasion of the 100th ...
On 15th May, 2020, RTVS launched a series of streaming live concerts in the streets of 4 Slovak towns (Žiar nad Hronom, Prešov, Rimavská Sobota, Bratislavaentitled U vás doma (At your home).