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Cultural events and exhibitions across the Balkans
Various cultural activities are taking place across Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. In Serbia, the MAKADO chamber drama manifestation continues at the Budo Tomović Cultural and Information Center with the performance “Džepovi puni kamenja,” a contemporary comedy exploring the clash between Hollywood illusions and rural Irish reality. Additionally, an exhibition dedicated to the artist Olga Jevrić, titled “Olga Jevrić – musicality and sculpturality,” is opening at the Leskovac Cultural Center as part of the “Leskovac – Capital of Culture 2026” project.
In Croatia, the Fotoklub Rijeka Young Section is presenting an exhibition on industrial heritage at the Principij Gallery. Other notable events include the 31st Puppet Theatre Review in Rijeka and a collaborative musical project between Varaždin and Dubrovnik titled “The Other Side of History,” which features a concert at Trakošćan Castle. In Osijek, the GISKO Industrial Quarter is hosting an exhibition of handicrafts titled “Between Wood and Flowers.”
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, literary and cultural discussions continue, including book promotions and discussions regarding the National and University Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Entities
Belgrade · Bosnian National Theater Zenica · Boško Buha Theatre · Budo Tomović Cultural and Information Center · Dobrica Milutinović Theater · Dodest KIC Budo Tomović · Fotoklub Rijeka · International Actor Festival · Komedija Theater · Leskovac Cultural Center · Macedonian National Theatre · Miroslav Krleža