The Serbian cultural center Stevan Mokranjac Vienna marked with a festive annual concert the end of a very successful year for this club in which, in addition to the successes achieved, it also celebrated the 25th anniversary. The audience enjoyed the dancing skills of the ensemble members who performed choreographies from all over Serbia, while colorfulness of the original costumes dominated the stage. The audience was

The Prelo singing group performed Serbian traditional and Christmas songs in downtown Melbourne on Friday, 15 December. During an hour-long performance, the audience enjoyed a mix of our songs, and in the second part they heard Christmas carols, church, folk and traditional songs performed by the Holy Trinity Church Choir Brunswick. Slađana Cukanić, the organizer of Prelo, said that

Bambi cultural and sports society from Vienna participated in the United Nations humanitarian action, representing Serbia in the most beautiful way. In cooperation with the Serbian Mission to international organizations in Vienna, Bambi participated in a humanitarian bazaar to help children around the world. This humanitarian bazaar is organized every year with the aim of collecting aid for children around the world, and

The premiere of the poetic cabaret Deca by the Vienna Youth Theater, performing as part of SECC Prosvjeta, was held last week in the iconic Ateliertheater in Vienna. Owing to its skillful artistic performance, this theater has established itself in recent years as one of our most successful amateur theater companies in the Austrian capital. Inspired by the creations of Mika Antić and Đorđe Balašević, this cabaret shows

The A:Kultura association from Vienna marked a decade of existence by organizing three unforgettable nights. By travel through epochs dedicated to the Dunđerski family, the association showed in three locations that it continued to nurture culture also in the next decade. The program was organized in cooperation with Srbobran Cultural Centre and is part of the project Lenka’s Constellation – Dunđerski Trails supported by

Representatives of 11 companies from the Republic of Srpska, currently in Vienna as participants in the Fit4Austria program, attended the event organized by the Austrian-Serbian Economic Forum in Vienna. The final annual gathering of the Austrian-Serbian Economic Forum brought together Serbian diaspora businessmen and Austrian business community representatives, and the event was also attended by the Head of the Republic of Srpska Representative Office in Austria, Mladen Filipović. Filipović

The Central Council of Serbs in Hessen elected a new management and supervisory board at the regular electoral assembly held in the premises of the SS Dunav in Hochheim am Main. Dijana Avdić was elected the new president of the CCSH by majority of votes, the first vice president is Marija Laban Urošević, the second vice president is Ljubiša Marković. The management board consists of Radmila Antešević, Ljiljana Mitić, Dragica Sauerwein

Prosvjeta Vienna organized a Serbian traditional and spiritual music concert on 30 November in the Viennese Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The guests and main performers were Libero vocal group from Leskovac and Prosvjeta’s Mali Hor. This special musical evening was dedicated to Serbian musical heritage. This was a humanitarian concert, and the contributions were intended