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Cultural and literary initiatives in Croatia and Montenegro

Overview

Regional cultural and literary activities have been highlighted through various initiatives in Croatia and Montenegro. In Croatia, the Croatian Library and Reading Room completed its Knjignik summer program, which utilized children’s theater and workshops on the Glagolitic script to preserve heritage. The ‘Poezija to go’ project also continues its long-standing mission to promote poetry reading among youth.

In Montenegro, literary workshops such as ‘Bajka o duhu’ have been conducted to encourage creative writing and reading among young people.

Complementing these grassroots and local efforts, the Croatian Ministry of Culture and Media has announced a public call for cultural funding for the upcoming year. This initiative seeks to support a wide range of sectors, including museum and library activities, book publishing, performing arts, and the protection of archaeological heritage, as well as the construction and equipping of cultural infrastructure.

Recent developments in Croatia include new programs focused on children and cultural heritage. Krapina-Zagorje County has announced a program for Children's Week to promote children's rights and community participation, supported by a significant budget allocation for education and healthcare. Additionally, the Archaeological Museum in Split is hosting the ‘Mediterranean Books’ program. This initiative features educational museum publications for children alongside the presentation of professional and scientific works, such as ‘Moja Meduza’ and ‘Salonitanski krajolik’, to engage the public with cultural heritage.

Entities

Ministry of Culture and Media · Sonja Zubović · Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia · Jasna Petek · Pleternica

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 7 sources
    Krapina-Zagorje County and Split museums announce programs for children and culture

    Krapina-Zagorje County announces its Children's Week program with significant budget allocations, while the Archaeological Museum in Split hosts Mediterranean Books to promote cultural heritage through reading.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Croatia Ministry of Culture announces public call for cultural funding

    Croatia's Ministry of Culture and Media has launched a public call to fund cultural programs, projects, and infrastructure for the upcoming year, covering arts, heritage, and library activities.

  3. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Regional literary initiatives promote reading and cultural heritage

    Regional literary programs in Croatia and Montenegro are promoting reading through workshops, poetry forums, and cultural heritage projects like Glagolitic script education.

Sources

034portal.hr · dalmatinskiportal.hr · danas.rs · kcnonline.rs · metro-portal.hr · prigorski.hr · radiobijelopolje.me · radiomitrovicasever.com · sarajevski.ba · telegraf.rs · tvzonaplus.rs · zagorje.com

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