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Museum Lovers Prepare for Insomnia
Cultural institutions across Serbia will open their doors overnight on May 18th for the tenth Night of the Museums offering an attractive mix of exhibitions and performances.
Latest Culture and Lifestyle News from Serbia
Balkan Contestants Gear Up For Eurovision
Performers from Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia will take to the stage for the first semi-final of Eurovision 2013 on Tuesday, closely watched by the glitzy song contest’s Balkan fans.
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Exploring Belgrade on Foot
The fifth season of Belgrade Walks brings new programmes for visitors wishing to explore the capital from the pavement perspective.
Kusturica: West Kicking Serbs Out of Kosovo
Serbian film director says landmark Serbia-Kosovo deal concludes international community's job of creating monolithic ethnic communities in the Balkans.
Exploring the Buildings of the Future
From new trends in European building design to an Oriental journey in the footsteps of Le Corbusier, Belgrade architecture week explores both local and international issues.
New Look Parobrod Re-Opens its Doors
The premises of this cultural institution re-open for visitors following a makeover with concerts on April 18.
Bosnian Director Boycotts Festival Over ‘Nationalist’ Kusturica
Sarajevo’s Selma Spahic has withdrawn her play from this year’s Sterijino Pozorje Theatre Festival in Novi Sad, because it will be opened by controversial Serbian film director Emir Kusturica.
Belgrade Marathon Heads for Starting Line
This year’s Belgrade Marathon will throng the capital’s streets with 1,000 runners and again feature a star guest appearance from former Olympic medal-winner Carl Lewis.
Prijedor War Crimes Film Shown in Belgrade
The Hague Tribunal held its Belgrade premier of the documentary film Crimes Before the ICTY: Prijedor, on Thursday.
Connecting Up Belgrade’s Rich Past
Over four days, the Days of Belgrade festival offers a wealth of guided tours and shows celebrating the city’s history and culture.
Aida Returns to the Main Stage
A new version of Verdi’s famous opera, based on an Ancient Egyptian love story, premieres in Belgrade in April.
Culture Minister Pledges to Reopen Belgrade Museums
Bratislav Petkovic has announced the reopening of three important museums, including the National Museum.
Spotlight Falls on Art of Dance
The tenth Belgrade Dance Festival will be bringing the latest world productions to dance lovers in the capital and beyond.
Serbia’s Culture Sector Seeks Financial Solutions
Local and international culture experts gathered in Belgrade to discuss ways to solve the cash-strapped arts community’s funding problems.
Kosovo Organ Trafficking Inspires Kusturica Film
Renowned Serbian film director Emir Kusturica has announced that his new movie will deal with human organ trafficking, the focus of a current high-profile trial in Kosovo.
BIRN Fellows for 2013 Selected
The jury in the Balkan Fellowship for Journalistic Excellence has selected 10 participants for this year’s programme.
Culture Policy Focus
Turks Bewitch The Balkans With Their Addictive Soaps
Turkish soaps have replaced Latin American shows as must-sees for many TV viewers in the Balkans - tapping into nostalgia for a system of family values that people in the region have lost, and lament.
Teaching Serbia to Love Modern Dance
Half a Century of Watching the Movies
An Odyssey Into One's Own Lost World
Politics and Society
Serbia's Presevo Albanians Ask Pristina for Support
As Pristina and Belgrade seek agreement on implementing their EU-brokered deal, Albanian leaders in Serbia’s Presevo Valley are urging the Kosovo authorities to help them win more rights.
Zoran Raskovic - The Jackal Who Repented
Business
Serbia to Export Fiats to the US
Fiat plant in Serbia plans to start exporting 3,000 vehicles a month to America, marking a return of Serbia-made cars to the US after a three-decade absence.
Serbia 'Out of Recession,' Ministry Says
German Investors Keep Faith With Serbia
