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.
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Kovilj Cultural Station is located in an authentic Vojvodina environment, opposite the birthplace of Laza Kostić, who, in addition to Kovilj’s rich history and tradition, is the greatest pride of this village in the vicinity of Novi Sad. Although it has long been considered a favourite place of the locals, the house where the new
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In an authentic Vojvodina settlement near Novi Sad, there is the Rumenka Cultural Station, which continues and improves upon the previous work of the cultural centre by the same name. With the new cultural station, Rumenka becomes one of the most important places for culture in Novi Sad and its surroundings. Oriented towards all ages
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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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The building of extraordinary beauty, built in 1890, was a gathering place until the moment when, at the end of the 20th century, it fell into oblivion. In 2012, it was renovated with the help of fellow citizens, and now its doors are open to anyone who wants to participate in the creation of performances,
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The former silk factory and a symbol of Novi Sad’s industrial heritage was restored after almost 200 years. Right now, as the Svilara Cultural Station, it gathers fellow citizens, artists, and creative workers, and involves them with the cultural activities of the city. Located in the Almaš Neighbourhood, one of the oldest districts of the
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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 City Museum of Novi Sad at the Petrovaradin Fortress, as well as its branches – the Foreign Art Collection in Dunavska Street and the Homeland Collection in Sremski Karlovci, thanks to its permanent installations, is a favourite destination of many residents of Novi Sad, as well as tourists. For the first time, the life
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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 blend of the cultural heritage of the former cultural centre and contemporary trends in culture, ecology and sports make up the identity of the Bukovac Cultural Station. Trying to meet the innovative approach to recreation and the cultural potential of the space for culture, a new model of consumption of cultural content was created
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