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Balkan youth summer camps
Overview
In late July 2026, two football camps in Croatia reached full enrollment. The Zadarnova Football Camp in Konavli filled its 18 spots within a week, while NK Uskok’s week‑long camp in the club’s main field hosted 30 children, both concluding with diplomas and positive parental feedback.
A week later, youth film camps wrapped up in the region. Croatia’s Gunja Summer Film School hosted 35 participants from several Balkan countries for six workshops, producing short films such as the post‑apocalyptic drama “Nulta točka.” Simultaneously, the International Youth Film Camp in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, gathered 17 young creators from Slovenia, Italy and the diaspora, emphasizing collaborative storytelling and media literacy. Both sets of camps highlight a growing demand for organized, intensive summer programs for young people across the Balkans.
Entities
Silvana Furlan Foundation · Nova Gorica · Gunja · Multimedia Centre Studio Creative Ideas Gunja · NK Uskok
Timeline
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9 days ago
[CULTURE] 3 sourcesYouth Film Camps Wrap Up in Croatia and SloveniaYouth film camps concluded in Gunja, Croatia, and launched in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, featuring workshops, international participants, and new short films.
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17 days ago
[SPORTS] 2 sourcesCroatian youth football camps see full enrollment and community praiseCroatian youth football camps in Konavli and Uskok filled all spots, offered intensive training, and earned praise from participants and parents, with plans to become annual events.
Sources
primorske.si · sib.rtl.hr · skateboarding.transworld.net