The International Folklore Festival is held in Vienna, with participating children’s and youth folklore groups, instrumental groups and choirs from a dozen countries, including participants from the Republic of Srpska and Serbia. The opening of the event was also attended by the Head of the Representative Office, Mladen Filipović, who greeted the participants on this occasion. The International Folklore Festival, organized by the Folklore Festival

Prosvjeta Young Artists Club Vienna organized the Evening of Young Writers for the thirteenth time on Sunday, 5 November 2023, in the Viennese bar Kotor. Marko Sarić, president of the Viennese Prosvjeta, welcomed all the present, comparing this event to Serbian intellectual elite gathering in Vienna during the time of Branko Radičević and Laza Kostić. This time, young

The Serb member of BiH Presidency Željka Cvijanović, currently on a working visit to France, said last evening that ‘it is nice to visit our compatriots who preserve our language, religion, culture and customs far from their homeland’. The Serb member of BiH Presidency, Željka Cvijanović, said in Paris, where she visited the Church of St Sava and met with its clergy,

Members of Blumberg Serbian Cultural Centre have had their Centre for almost a decade. Cooperation with this city’s authorities is excellent. Also, cooperation with representatives of the Serbian consulate in Stuttgart is excellent, as is with many Serbian associations throughout Germany and Switzerland. The leadership endeavours to offer young people and its members a rich program, and

Делегација Републике Српске стигла је у вишедневну посјету Кини гдје ће, између осталог, учествовати и на Форуму за сарадњу и развој између НР Кине и Европе. Један од говорника на Форуму биће и министар Златан Клокић. Циљ ове посјете су бројни састанци са представницима кинеских компанија из разних области, али и представљање инфраструктурних пројеката који…

The event Serbian Days – Serbian Culture Month marked the month of October in our community in Hungary. The event was established by the decision and blessing of His Eminence Bishop Lukijan of Buda, in order to increasingly contribute to presenting Serbian culture in Hungary each year. Event’s main organizer was the Eparchy of Buda and its sponsors were the Office

The President of the Austrian Association of Serbian Folklore (AASF), Aleksandar Stanković, is actively advocating the accreditation of professional training programs for artistic directors in Austria and throughout the diaspora, to enable youth to receive education under the best conditions and obtain internationally recognized diplomas for this profession. Last weekend, he visited and greeted all the participants in the largest seminar for artistic directors in the diaspora,

Ana Nedeljković Branković completed postgraduate studies at the Music Academy in Belgrade, and together with her husband Aleksandar Branković, arrived down under in 2017. She became involved in the work of Oplenac folklore group in Australia. She presents Serbs to their compatriots through a singing group that sings original Serbian folk songs from all Serbian countries, without musical aids, and several years ago