The construction of the City Concert Hall, the first in the history of Novi Sad, shows that the European Capital of Culture is changing the cultural life of the city, and that it is becoming part of its history. The specificity of this long-awaited space for concerts is that it is one of the few […]
The famous former ‘Youth Forum’ became today’s Cultural Centre of Novi Sad (CCNS), one of the biggest and most significant cultural institutions in Novi Sad and Vojvodina. CCNS promotes creative work and the creation of film, stage, music and literature content and organises forums, projects, activities and manifestations. Furthermore, the CCNS publishes the literature magazine
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The Great Hall of NIS has been known to the citizens of Novi Sad as a place where diverse theatre plays, performances, music, spoken, and other programmes take place. This state-of-the-art building in Narodnog Fronta Street is one of the well-known city determinants. It was built in 1988, although construction works began much earlier. Due
Fabrika is a programme space of the Student Cultural Centre of Novi Sad, located in the Creative District, a part of the city that, after several decades, experienced a transformation and, while respecting the specific identity of the location, became a centre of contemporary creativity. SCCNS Fabrika is surrounded by the renovated spaces of the
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The famous ‘Laza Kostić’ Grammar School is the youngest grammar school in Serbia. Its name dates from 2000 and previously the ‘József Attila’ Primary School and Traffic School were situated at the site. School Day is 12 February – the birthday of Laza Kostić, the great Serbian romantic poet. The grammar school is of a
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Located at the edge of the city, between Slana Bara, Vidovdansko Naselje and Klisa, Barka Cultural Station is a new place for culture in Novi Sad. As one of the major infrastructure projects within the Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture project, Barka Cultural Station contributes to fellow citizens experiencing this region as a
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Once upon a time, it was the first puppet theatre in Serbia and Vojvodina, and today it is the famous Youth Theatre in the heart of Novi Sad. For more than eight decades of its existence, more than 300 plays have been staged, and more than 20,000 performances have been held and seen by around
The indie rock stars, the band Shortparis, which is widely known for its live performances, will share an exclusive experience at the site of Novi Sad’s industrial heritage, in the renovated Fabrika, on 13 January at 11 p.m., as part of Doček 7531! Don’t miss the audio-visual event in the minimalist ambience of Fabrika, bringing
It was founded in 1861 in the Austrian Empire at the time when there was a theatrical tradition in Vojvodina for a long time. The Serbian National Theatre was then a symbol of awakening consciousness and struggle for national freedom and today it is one of the most significant cultural institutions in the country. The
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The Reformed Christian Church we know today in Šafarikova Street was built in 1865 in the neo-Gothic style, according to the project of the famous Novi Sad builder George Molnar, on the site of the former hay market. The interior is spacious and can accommodate 650 visitors. A choir organ is on the eastern side
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