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European Museum Academy Annual Conference – Museums: Challenge of Change
Dr. Andreja Rihter, President of the European Museum Academy, attended the academy’s annual conference and the award ceremony honoring the best museums of 2024.

Women Writers Route receives international recognition for “Bold and Borderless”
At this year’s Annual Advisory Forum of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe, held in Visegrad and Budapest, Hungary, the Women Writers Route, the only Cultural Route of the Council of Europe based in Slovenia, in which the FSK actively participates, received the Best Practice Award 2024.

FSK at the International Conference of Slavists in Belgrade
On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, the Forum of Slavic Cultures presented itself at the 54th International Conference of Slavists which took place at the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade.

The Živa Award 2024 for the Best Slavic Museum was granted to the Regional Museum of History Ruse, Bulgaria
On Friday, 27 September, Živa Award Ceremony was held in the Culture House in Gabrovo.

Heritage in Motion 2024 Award Ceremony: A Night to Remember!
Yesterday, we celebrated an unforgettable Heritage in Motion 2024 Award Ceremony at the Regional Ethnographic Open-Air Museum ETAR in Gabrovo, Bulgaria, with a live broadcast on YouTube for all to join.

The 10th Živa Award conference and ceremony is starting
In 2024, the year which also marks the 10th anniversary of ŽIVA, the Živa Award ceremony with a conference will be held from 25 to 29 September 2024 at the Regional Ethnographic Open-Air Museum ETAR in Gabrovo in Bulgaria.

Working meeting of Andreja Rihter and Nikola Selaković in Belgrade
The Foundation’s Director, Andreja Rihter, visited Nikola Selaković, Serbian Minister of Culture and President of the Board of the Forum of Slavic Cultures.

Transformations exhibition again at the Ljubljana City Hall
The Historical Atrium of the Ljubljana City Hall is once again hosting the exhibition Transformations: FROM Slavic Clothing Traditions TO Modern Designs.

Poet Lili Novy and Ljubljana
When learning of Ljubljana’s history, we usually talk about wars, kings, and emperors. But how does the city’s past look through the eyes of a woman poet and translator?

FSK at Slovenian Book Days
The Forum of Slavic Cultures took part in the Slovenian Book Days in Maribor and Ljubljana by discussing the 100th book published in the 100 Slavic Novels collection, the Serbian translation of Berta Bojetu Boeta’s novel Filio ni doma (Filio is not at Home).