The Director of the Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, Vladimir Kokanović, opened the Brojanica festival in Folgaria, Italy, an event that brought together numerous Serbian cultural and artistic societies and participants from several European countries. Addressing the attendees, Kokanović emphasized the importance of preserving the Serbian language, tradition, culture and national identity among our people in the diaspora, saying

Frankfurt am Main hosted the 32nd Diaspora Writers’ May Meetings organized by the Sedmica Writers’ Association, which this year again brought together numerous authors and lovers of the written word from the homeland, Germany and neighboring countries. The Serbian Writers’ Association of Switzerland also participated in the event, represented by its president Daliborka Šišmanović Kepčija, and Mirjana

The stand of the National and University Library of the Republic of Srpska was officially opened at the 22nd Thessaloniki International Book Fair, which runs from 7 to 10 May 2026. The Library represents the Republic of Srpska with the support of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Greece and the Embassy of BiH in Athens. At the official opening, attended by a large number of guests, a Write Your Name calligraphy workshop was held at the Library’s stand

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

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