FSK at the Pula Book Fair(y)
For the seventh consecutive year, the Forum of Slavic Cultures participated in the Pula Book Fair(y). The Slavic Garden program featured Armenian writer Narine Abgaryan and Antoni Libera from Poland. Narine Abgaryan, who writes in Russian, spoke with Ivana Peruško, curator of the Slavic Garden program, about her novel Simon, which was published in Croatian […]
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 Slavic Cultures publications, which are available at big discounts during the festive season. Visit us […]
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 Natural History in Zagreb – as the best Slavic Museum – and the NI Institute […]
The Winners of the Živa 2025 Award
Between 8 and 11 October 2025, the Forum of Slavic Cultures (FSK) celebrated the 11th edition of the Živa Award with an international conference and the announcement of the winners in Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The event was held under the auspices of Nikola Selaković, Minister of Culture of the Republic of Serbia and President […]
Winners of the Heritage in Motion 2025
Budapest, September 26, 2025 – The Heritage in Motion 2025 Award Ceremony took place at the Money Museum, in the framework of the European Museum Academy (EMA) Annual Conference. The evening was marked by excitement and celebration as the best digital achievements in cultural heritage were honored. Now in its 11th edition, Heritage in Motion […]
The 4th Festival of Slavic Literature
From September 30 to October 8, Ljubljana, Maribor, and Nova Gorica will come alive with Slavic literature, stories, and creative dialogue. The main guests of this year’s festival are two renowned authors: Croatian writer Nada Gašić (Voda, pajčevina) and Serbian writer and director Vida Ognjenović (Hiša mrtvih vonjav). Their novels are part of the prestigious […]
Živa Award Ceremony on 8-12 October 25 in Trebinje
The Forum of Slavic Cultures (FSK) is delighted to announce the 11th edition of the Živa Awards and Conference. For over a decade, the Živa Award has celebrated outstanding achievements in preserving and promoting Slavic cultural heritage, while building a vibrant network of more than 210 museums and heritage sites across 13 Slavic countries. Named […]
Heritage in Motion Award Ceremony – 26 September 2025
The European Museum Academy and the Forum of Slavic Cultures warmly invite you to the Heritage in Motion Award Ceremony, taking place on: – 26 September 2025 at 7 pm CET – Heritage in Motion Award Ceremony, Money Museum, Budapest; – 27 September 2025 – Workshop on emerging technologies in heritage preservation and […]
Festival of Slavic Literatures – Fourth Edition
The Festival of Slavic Literature will begin for the fourth time this year and will run from September 30 to October 8. This year’s distinguished guests are Serbian writer Vida Ognjenović and Croatian author Nada Gašić. Festival audiences will have the opportunity to engage with the writers and their works, including Ognjenović’s novel The House […]
Živa 2025 in Trebinje – The City of Sun, Wine, and Cultural Heritage
Trebinje, a city in the far south of Bosnia and Herzegovina, just thirty kilometres from the Adriatic Sea, will host the 11th edition of the Živa Award and Conference from 8 to 12 October 2025. For more than a decade, the Živa Award has been recognizing excellence in the preservation and promotion of Slavic cultural […]