Cultural exhibitions open in Senj and Loznica

In Senj, Croatia, the City Library and the Senj Museum Society are hosting an exhibition titled ‘Pozdrav iz Senja – Gruß aus Zengg’. Curated by Milan Banić, the collection features historical postcards from 1893 to 1914, showcasing the city's former streets, squares, port, and daily life through private archives.

In Loznica, Serbia, the Institute for Nature Protection of Serbia has opened the exhibition ‘Vilinski konjici Srbije’ (Dragonflies of Serbia) as part of the ‘Jovan Cvijić Days’ manifestation. The exhibition, featuring works by Aca Đurđević, Jovana Ilić, and Jelena Kovačević, highlights the biodiversity of dragonflies in Serbia. Researchers noted that 71 species are currently registered in the country, representing approximately half of Europe's dragonfly fauna.