The St. Sava Children’s Choir brought together music, folklore, poetry and film, while the screening of the film Rebel in Belgrade put Cleveland (Ohio, USA) on its US tour map. The spirit of Serbian culture, tradition and unity came alive at the Serbian Heritage Festival, held in the St. Sava Church hall. The festival was organized and hosted by the St. Sava Children’s Choir under the artistic
The Minister without portfolio in the Government of the Republic of Serbia responsible for monitoring the situation, proposing measures and participating in the coordination of activities in the field of relations with the diaspora, Đorđe Milićević, held the first online meeting yesterday with representatives of Serb organizations in the region and the diaspora on holding this year’s Vidovdan Assembly Unity and Strength – Serbia, which will take place from 29
A children’s performance, symbolically called Under the Same Sky, was held in Celje on 19 April, organized by the Serbian Supplementary School in Slovenia and teacher Darinka Tanasković, the Serbian Orthodox Church and the Desanka Maksimović Serbian Cultural and Humanitarian Society from Celje. More than 40 participants performed in the program. Students of the Serbian Supplementary School, children attending religious education classes at the Serbian Orthodox Church, and children members of the Šareniš choir had the opportunity to show their talents
I am proud to be here among you, because you are a proud part of our people, said SNSD President Milorad Dodik, visiting the Saint Sava Cathedral and the school named after Saint Sava in Milwaukee, and added it was important to preserve Serbian culture and Orthodox faith. He was greeted by the president of the church and school
The Caravan of Culture set off from Belgrade on its journey to Europe led by music professor Petar Gojković from Paris. The Culture Caravan travels to European cities carrying Serbian poetry, music and art. This unique cultural project connects the Serbian diaspora, artists and intellectuals in the mission of preserving and promoting Serbian heritage, and its frequent guests are precisely the residents of those European countries, who have
A delegation of the Investment Development Bank of the Republic of Srpska, led by Acting Director Nedeljko Ćorić, paid a three-day visit to Vienna, during which it visited the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria. The purpose of the visit was to strengthen cooperation with international financial institutions and companies, and to present the investment potential and projects of the Republic of Srpska to interested partners. With the support of the Representation, a series of meetings were organized
Svetlana Matić has been working for years on preserving the Serbian language and Cyrillic script, as well as traditions and national identity in Austria. The Cultural and Educational Community of Serbia presented a portrait of professor and writer Svetlana Matić, who has been creating and contributing to the culture of our diaspora in Vienna for a long time. The ceremonial presentation of the author of 17 books, who began as a writer of primers and a children’s poet while teaching Serbian to our children in Viennese
A delegation from the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Serbia, led by the Head of the Representation Mlađen Cicović, will visit the Municipality of Obrenovac on 23 April 2026, officially launching this year’s campaign of donating books to libraries in Serbia under the title Culture Connects Us, Books Unite Us. A meeting with the President of the Municipality Miloš Peković will take place in the Obrenovac City Hall, starting at 9:00hrs
On the first day of the official visit to Paris, together with associates from the Museum of the Republic of Srpska, the Director of the Museum Davor Strika had a meeting at the Louvre Museum with the Head of the International Cooperation Sector Cyrille Gouyette and his team. The meeting discussed the possibilities and models of cooperation between our museums, primarily through exchange of experiences and experts, and
A scientific panel discussion entitled The Dayton Framework and Political Realities in Bosnia and Herzegovina was held in Vienna yesterday, dedicated to the analysis of the social and political development of BiH three decades after the signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement. The event was organized by the Center for Federal and International Studies of the Faculty of Political Science, University of Banja Luka, and the Center for Serbian Studies of the Faculty of Philosophy
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