An international art festival founded back in 1991, which traditionally presents authentic content from the world of music, theater, dance, and visual arts
The world-renowned artist returns to Belgrade after 15 years
The "Alek Kavcic" Foundation, produced by the Teatrijum Theater, organizes a free festival for children
Traditionally, the Tourist Organization of Belgrade organizes the "Belgrade, Your Host" tour program
JP Ada Ciganlija is organizing a swimming school for the youngest once again this summer
Voluntary blood donation
An exhibition of reading diaries
Exhibition of works by undergraduate graduates of the Faculty of Applied Arts
The expressive world of Milos Sobajic once again before the audience
An overview of the exhibition program selected by the Gallery Council of the Kolarac Endowment, realized during the one-year exhibition season
An exhibition signed by KURS: Milos Miletic and Mirjana Radovanovic
Exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Mexico and Serbia, established on May 24, 1946
An exhibition by author Ivana Vojt
Exhibition by Collector Irina Tomic
Exhibition by the Architects Collective "After the Author: Metamodernism - Architecture after late capitalism"
An exhibition featuring twenty-nine finalists of the competition for final-year undergraduate and master's students in the country
Accompanying program segment of the current exhibition in the garden of the Museum of African Art
An open-air terrace cinema for a perfect night under the stars with your favorite movie
A new exhibition at the Historical Museum of Serbia
Exhibition of paintings and sculptures - an artistic journey through a lost paradise
Manja Ristic and Aleksandar Lazar present a multimedia installation
Exhibition of watercolors by author Savka Stojanovic
Artistic exploration of Belgrade's urban memory
The Municipality of Cukarica and the Tourist Organization of Cukarica are organizing a great summer event for the youngest
After four decades, the Ethnographic Museum is exhibiting the most representative items from the Ceramics Collection, which includes as many as 4.403 artifacts