“A gift to me from the elders—those extraordinary people, descendants of the generation of singers about whom Milman Parry wrote and spoke—are at the center of my attention and love tonight.

On the occasion of marking six months of Hungary’s presidency of the European Union, Collegium Hungaricum Belgrade is pleased to invite you to the concert of the Mađar Banda ensemble.

On the occasion of the reopening of the renovated Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, the French Institute in Serbia and the Embassy of the French Republic have prepared a series of events from December 9th until February 2025 to highlight the significance of this masterpiece of European cultural heritage. 

Belgrade will host the Cinema Made in Italy – Italian Film Days from December 6 to 11, 2024.

As part of the Hungarian Presidency of the European Union, Collegium Hungaricum Belgrade proudly highlights the remarkable role of Hungarian contemporary dance by hosting the renowned choreographer Pál Frenák and his dance company.

The Polish Institute in Belgrade and the Yugoslav Cinematheque invite you to the Polish Film Days, taking place from November 15 to 17.

This half-hour film, produced by the Kostić family and a team from Radio Television Serbia, will be screened at the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade (cinema hall, entrance from Uzun Mirkova Street) on Thursday, November 14, 2024, at 7 PM.

After several decades, the Czech House is back on the map of Belgrade’s cultural spaces.

The portraits by Irena Herak, showcased at the 10th anniversary of the Slovenian Film Days in Belgrade, were presented for the first time outside Serbia at the 27th Slovenian Film Festival in Portorož, held from October 22 to 27.

Chamber Orchestra Muzikon held concerts at the Faculty of Forestry and the Center for Youth Integration in Zvezdara