Akademija je namijenjena svima koji su zainteresovani za programski, produkcioni ili projektni aspekt rada u kulturi, a osmišljena je kao praktično-edukativni program usmjeren na razvoj znanja i vještina kroz neposredno festivalsko iskustvo.Program akademije obuhvata višemjesečni rad na pripremi Festivala tokom proljeća 2026. godine, kao i dvonedjeljno stažiranje u Kotoru, uz edukativni i mentorski program i... Read more
Supporting cultural and creative sectors: The Creative Europe programme
Cultural and creative sectors are comprised of all sectors whose activities are based on cultural values, or other artistic individual or collective creative expressions and are defined in the legal basis of the Creative Europe Programme. Support of these sectors is based upon data elaborated by Eurostat as part of European Statistical System (ESS)-net Culture and its work... Read more
Lozionica – new event next Tuesday
Annual Meeting and Networking February 10, 2026 Ložionica – Center for Creative Industries and Innovation, Belgrade This event marks the final stage of the Creative Industries Network Western Balkans project. The goal of this international event is not only to formally close the project, but also to celebrate our shared achievements with colleagues from across... Read more
Another European Title Comes to Serbia: EXIT Named Promoter of the Year, Dedicates Award to Students!
Last night in Groningen, the EXIT Festival received the Promoter of the Year award in the final of Europe’s most prestigious festival competition, the European Festival Awards. The award carries particular weight and significance, given that last year, because of its support for student protests, EXIT was effectively driven out of Serbia. The awards ceremony... Read more
EXIT announces 2026 Global Tour following Government pressure in Serbia – first destinations revealed – Egypt, India, Malta, Croatia, Macedonia and Serbia as part of “The First Chapter”
EXIT, one of the world’s leading music festivals, is entering a new chapter in its history. After announcing that it will not be held next year at the Petrovaradin Fortress, due to political pressure from the Serbian authorities over its support for student protests, EXIT is embarking on a world tour that will bring its... Read more
CC4WBs Project: Queer Culture Marathon Festival
The Queer Culture Marathon Festival celebrated LGBTQI+ art, activism, and community resilience through a vibrant cross-border cultural program held across Albania, Montenegro, and Kosovo. Implementing partners: Queer Montenegro (Montenegro), Open Mind Spectrum Albania (OMSA), IKMK (Kosovar Institute for Media and Communication. Queer Culture Marathon Festival project was supported by the British Council through the “Culture... Read more
Boris Brejcha and the Olympic Opening Ceremony Troupe Bring Their Spectacle to the Eighth Sea Star Festival!
The very first artist announcement for the eighth Sea Star Festival already confirms that one of its most unforgettable editions is coming this May. The main stage in the lagoon will be taken over by the masked techno deity and one of the biggest names in the history of the genre – the great Boris... Read more
CC4WBs project: Connecting Dots, Exploring Shared Film Heritage
“Connecting Dots: Exploring Shared Film Heritage” is a project that aims to conduct a comprehensive analysis of Yugoslav film heritage, focusing on the cultural, political, and social context in which Yugoslav cinema was produced. The collaboration between Beldocs and Dokufest was built upon a shared commitment to promoting the art of documentary filmmaking, fostering cultural... Read more
CC4WBs project: Western Balkans Cultural Heritage Innovation Lab (WBCHIL)
The WBCHIL project (Western Balkans Cultural Heritage Innovation Lab) is a collaborative effort of two foundations from Montenegro and Serbia: Don Branko Sbutega, executive producer of the KotorArt International Festival, and SHARE. Aiming to increase capacities and improve performance of cultural and creative industries in the Western Balkans, WBCHIL is designed for creating opportunities for... Read more
CC4WBs project: Singing Heroes from the Margins to Centre Stage
The "Singing Heroes: From the Margins to Centre Stage" project was all about celebrating resilience and the power of community. It focused on Roma communities and whistle-blowers, highlighting the challenges they faced while showing how they stood up for their rights and the broader good of society. Over 14 months, the project brought together music,... Read more
