The Forum of Slavic Cultures brings together and celebrates the richness of Slavic cultures, sciences, and arts, highlighting their creative powers and heritage. Founded in 2004 as a non-profit, non-governmental organization, the Forum unites Slavic-speaking countries in a dynamic international network, fostering meaningful cultural dialogue on the global stage.
Treat Someone to a Book for the Holidays
On This Merry Day of Culture on 3 December, the FSK’s holiday book sale is starting and will run until 23 December. Treat your loved ones and yourself with books from the 100 Slavic Novels collection and other Forum of ...
The Slavic Garden program returns to the Pula Book Fair
On December 4 and 5 the FSK is presenting the Slavic Garden program in collaboration with the Pula Book Fair(y) for the seventh consecutive year, featuring writers from Slavic countries. Join us on December 5 at 6 PM, when we ...
ŽIVA Award – Conference on Slavic Heritage and Innovations in Museology
This year’s ŽIVA Awards ceremony, held on October 10 in Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, brought many new features and highlighted the outstanding achievements of museums and institutions dedicated to preserving Slavic heritage. The main winners were the Croatian Museum of ...
Permanent exhibition: Ivan Hribar and the Ljubljana Bourgeoisie
The permanent exhibition about Ivan Hribar provides visitors with an insight into the life and work of one of Ljubljana’s most influential mayors. The exhibition depicts key moments in Hribar’s political career, his contribution to the development of Ljubljana, and his role in cultural and social life. The focus is on Hribar’s legacy, which includes both his personal and public life, with a special focus on his role in Slavic culture.
Last Returns of The Play In Agony at Villa Zlatica!
Only in December, the Villa Zlatica hosts the kammerspiel In Agony. The unique theatre project stages the second play of the Glembay trilogy, written in 1922 by one of Croatia’s greatest 20th-century authors Miroslav Krleža (1893–1981). The play took stage ...
Translators of Slovenian Literature Return to Villa Zlatica
For the fifth consecutive year, Villa Zlatica hosted the opening ceremony of the 15th International Translation Seminar of Slovenian Literature, organized by the Slovenian Book Agency and the Slovenian Literary Translators’ Association, in cooperation with the Forum of Slavic Cultures, ...
Radio Adaptation of the Performance In Search of the Lost Language
After successfully completing the sold-out radio production of In Agony, based on Miroslav Krleža’s themes and co-produced by the Society of Two and the Forum of Slavic Cultures, we are thrilled to announce our next project: a radio adaptation of ...
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Through collaboration and cultural initiatives, we strengthen connections in heritage, literature, education, and the arts, working to enhance the presence and influence of Slavic cultures in Europe and beyond. Committed to creating opportunities for Slavic artists, scholars, and professionals, we provide a platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and creative partnerships. Our work is guided by a deep respect for diversity, the equality of all cultural and artistic expressions, and the promotion of active intercultural dialogue. By shaping progressive cultural policies, we contribute to the social, cultural, and sustainable development of Europe.
