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The castle in Slovenska Bistrica is entering 2026 with a significant investment, the largest in the last few decades. A comprehensive renovation of the dilapidated roof and a refreshing of the tourist...
Nina Babič, employed as a postwoman at Pošta Slovenska Bistrica, has published a book in which she presents her life story. Managing to find time between her work obligations, caring for her three chi...
Saint Anthony the Great was born in 251 AD in Egypt, in the village of Koma, near Heraclea. His parents were of noble birth, respected and known for their Christian piety. Anthony grew up in a devout ...
In Nikšić, as part of the "Slobodijada" event, an evening dedicated to Saint Sava was held, entitled "In Sava's Footsteps Towards Sava's Source." The event was organized by the Public Institution "Zah...
An exhibition dedicated to Pust, featuring a wall adorned with Pust roses, was opened at Ptuj Castle for children from the Spominčice unit of the Ptuj kindergarten, along with the presentation of a ne...
During the Renaissance, the Italian city of Ferrara, located in the Emilia-Romagna region, was known for its lavish feasts under the leadership of the Dukes d'Este. These rulers sought to blend ancien...
The Nis underground scene, which includes over 35 young musical groups from Nis, Pirot, Aleksinac, and Vranje, is announcing a series of concerts and exhibitions leading up to the fourth Underground F...
An exhibition dedicated to Vojin Bakić, one of the most significant Croatian sculptors of the second half of the 20th century, has opened at the Bjelovar City Museum. The exhibition, entitled 'Princip...
The award ceremony for the best short stories in the 59th Večernji list competition 'Ranko Marinković' was held at the Croatian State Archives in Zagreb. The competition, which nurtures the tradition ...