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Nišville Jazz Festival funding dispute and event recap
Overview
The Serbian Ministry of Culture has declined to allocate funds for the 32nd Nišville Jazz Festival, marking the second consecutive year the event has received no support from the ministry’s competition. The ministry stated it has confidence in the organizers’ ability to secure resources through their own means and sponsors.
Festival director Ivan Blagojević criticized the decision, noting that the ministry’s total allocation of approximately 55.95 million dinars was distributed among 79 projects, including 41 festivals. He highlighted that the ministry’s funding for the festival is significantly lower than previous years when it received between 4 and 5 million dinars under former leadership.
Despite the lack of ministry support, the festival proceeded from 8–16 August 2024 at the Niš Fortress, supported by a record 60 million dinars from the city of Niš and 4 million dinars from the Ministry of Tourism.
The event featured a diverse lineup, including the Amy Winehouse Band, Boney M, Kyoto Jazz Massive, and the Afro Gitano trio. The festival concluded with a program dedicated to the local Niš rock and roll scene, featuring four generations of regional bands such as Galija and Daltoni.
Entities
The Amy Winehouse Band · Niš · Maja Gojković · Nišville Jazz Festival · Ministry of Tourism of Serbia
Timeline
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11 days ago
[CULTURE] 5 sourcesNišville Jazz Festival celebrates global jazz and local rockThe 32nd Nišville Jazz Festival in Serbia features diverse international acts like The Amy Winehouse Band and Kyoto Jazz Massive, concluding with a celebration of the local Niš rock and roll scene.
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22 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesNiš Jazz Festival scheduled for August 8‑16 with international performersNiš Jazz Festival returns Aug 8‑16 at Niš Fortress, featuring the Amy Winehouse Band, Boney M and Serbian pianist Milivoje Mikan Zlatković, funded by the city with 60 M dinars and 4 M from the tourism ministry.
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23 days ago
[CULTURE] 3 sourcesNišville Jazz Festival Receives No Funding from Serbian Ministry of CultureSerbian Ministry of Culture gave no funding to the Nišville Jazz Festival for its 32nd edition, marking a second year without support, while allocating only 55 million dinars to 79 music projects from 375 bids.
Sources
6yka.com · balkanrock.com · danas.rs · juznevesti.com · mediareform.rs · valterportal.ba · vijesti.ba · vreme.com
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