On Sunday, 4 December, before the packed hall of the Akzent Theater in Vienna, the National Ensemble Kolo performed the dance show Sokolova pesma (Falcon’s Song) – a production newly added to the existing repertoire. The play presents the cultural creativity of Serbian dance and song in a completely new and modern way. The Sokolova pesma play is based on Serbian folk art and folklore, and with the artists of the ensemble

The integration association Semberija and Majevica from Pressbaum marked the ten years of existence and work jubilee with a cultural and artistic program under the slogan Dance, Sing, Preserve Tradition and Customs. The Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria, Mladen Filipović, also attended the event. He pointed out that Serbian associations in the diaspora were links and places that brought together Serbs who preserved tradition

With another new school year successfully started in the second half of September in the Serbian supplementary school in Bavaria, which is organized by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Serbia, the data shows a great interest in this form of education on the part of parents and their children. At the request for formation of new student groups addressed by parents from the cities of Regensburg, Augsburg and Fürstenfeldbruck to

This year’s traditional 12th Vuk’s Days were held on 19 November in the Linhart Hall in Radovljica, which was packed with fans of the art of folk dance and Serbian culture. Opening the 2022 Vuk’s Days, program host Snežana Maksimović welcomed all visitors and participants and said, ‘A year has passed since we met here at the same place, at

On 20 November 2022, the large hall of the Verbrugghen Hall Conservatorium hosted a festive concert of the choir of the Sydney Lazarica, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. The festive concert was attended by His Grace Siluan, the Bishop of Australia and New Zealand, Archimandrite Petar, Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia Rade Stefanović, chargé d’affaires Ivana Ivančević, former conductors and members of the choir

The President of the Banja Luka Regional Chamber of Commerce, Goran Račić, and his associates attended the 3rd Greek-Serbian tourism forum, which was held at the Ioannis Vellidis Congress Center in Thessaloniki. The Forum, which was organized as part of the Philoxenia fair by the Greek-Serbian Chamber of Commerce for Industry, Tourism and Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises of Northern Greece and the Greek-Serbian Chamber, with the support of T.I.F. Helexpo, provided