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Slovenian choreographer and performer Jan Rozman presents "Wetware", a performance exploring bodily autonomy, technology and surveillance through a blend of dance, humour and stand-up.
Maribor Puppet Theatre presents "Cankar" at the 59th International Puppet Theatre Festival (PIF) in Zagreb. Directed by Silvan Omerzu, poetic world of puppets with a distinctive visual aesthetic and subtle animation creates a unique theatrical experience to pay tribute to Ivan Cankar, one of Slovenia's greatest writers, marking the 150th anniversary of his birth.
As part of the NeverAtHome residency programme, visual artist Lucija Rosc presents her artistic research developed in dialogue with the K67 kiosk, an iconic work of Slovenian designer Saša Mächtig. The event also features a presentation of her project "Heirloom" and a public conversation moderated by Slovenian curator Hana Čeferin.
Slovenian visual artist Marko Šajn presents "Becoming One", an exhibition exploring interpersonal relationships, collective experience and the tensions between individualism and solidarity depicting intertwined human figures. The exhibition is accompanied by a curatorial text by Miha Colner.
Live performances by Slovenian trio Širom, featuring Iztok Koren, Samo Kutin and Ana Kravanja, presenting its distinctive blend of folk traditions, improvised music and contemporary sound art.
Ljubljana Puppet Theatre presents "A Mouse Called Julian" at the 59th International Puppet Theatre Festival (PIF) in Zagreb. Directed by Asja Kahrimanović, the performance explores friendship, relationships and the courage to overcome fear.
A literary evening celebrates the 120th anniversary of the Slovenian National Library in Cleveland, one of the oldest Slovenian cultural institutions in the United States. As 2026 has been designated the Year of Srečko Kosovel, one of Slovenia's greatest poets, the evening explores his poetry, life, and enduring contribution to Slovenian literature and cultural heritage.
The festival features Slovenia as its Guest Country, showcasing eight Slovenian films and presentations of Slovenian alpine culture. Slovenian participants include pianist Bowrain, who performs at the Opening Ceremony and "The Night of Julian Alps – Slovenia", renowned alpinist Silvo Karo and film directors Petra Seliškar and Maja Prettner.
The European Languages Festival 2026 brings together embassies, cultural institutes and educational organisations from across Europe at the National Library of Latvia. The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia presents the Slovenian language and culture through introductory language courses and other interactive activities.
Slovenian dancer and choreographer Vito Vidovič Bintchende presents Of the Seen Body (O videnem telesu), a solo performance that explores how visibility, social projections and the gaze shape bodily experience, self-perception and identity in the digital age.
Slovenian-Czech co-production "The Animal Remains" (Žival, ki ostane), directed by Ivana Vogrinc Vidali, is selected for the competition programme of the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF), one of North America's leading film festivals.
Slovenian co-production Extraordinary (Bučko), receives its Latvian premiere in the Kids' Reel programme of the RIGA International Film Festival (RIGA IFF). The family adventure explores friendship, trust and the acceptance of difference through the story of two young siblings turned detectives.