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The mission of the Cultural Station of the Hungarian Cultural Centre ‘Petefi Sándor’ is to strengthen ties within the community of Hungarians from Novi Sad with the quality content offered by the Centre and provide them with a space where they can preserve, nurture and develop their culture through various cultural activities. Dado Topić and […]

The Stepanovićevo Cultural Station brings cultural content to one of the youngest villages in Vojvodina. The place was founded in 1920 and was settled, after the First World War, by Salonica volunteers. They were part of the voluntary division of the famous Second Army, which was commanded by the equally famous duke Stepa Stepanović, whose

The Mlin Cultural Station is located in a former working-class neighbourhood, on the site of a former pasta factory, and offers programmes intended for children, continuing the work of the Novi Sad Children’s Cultural Centre. Located in Radnička Street, Mlin puts the heritage of the working class area to the use of culture. It is

Újvidéki Színház, i.e., the Novi Sad Theatre, was founded in 1974 with the idea of preserving the cultural identity of Hungarians in Vojvodina. Jovan Subotić Street very quickly became a place where some great important theatre stories emerged. Over time, the Novi Sad Theatre became not only a place where the Hungarian elite gathered but

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

In the renovated Novi Sad District, there is a facility called Proizvodnja, which represents a common workspace for artists (creative hub) and provides them with the opportunity to use different tools and create new works. From the Kaleidoscope of Culture in 2023, Proizvodnja is decorated with the District installation by artist and sculptor Jugoslav Sivić,

This modernist space, a three-story villa that dates back to 1934, is located in Dr Hampta Street, close to Futoški Park. It houses the Lab Cultural Centre, opened with the idea of becoming a meeting place and experiment for self-employed professionals, creative groups and companies operating in the field of creative economies, social entrepreneurship and

Radnički Dom ‘Svetozar Marković’ (Labours Union building) on Mihajla Pupina Boulevard is one of the unjustly neglected locations in Novi Sad that has great potential to gather an audience interested in a wide variety of cultural programmes. Radnički Dom represented the building of the Association of Independent Trade Unions of the City of Novi Sad,

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

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.