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This winter, Orebić will once again shine with the festive spirit during the unforgettable Advent at Mimbelli Square. From December 14 to 31, 2024, every day from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, visitors can enjoy two festive stalls offering a rich gastronomic selection, perfect for cozy winter evenings. Mulled wine, mulled gin, and a new addition—mulled whiskey—are just some of …
The Dubrovnik Tourist Board traditionally organizes the humanitarian “Cake Party” as part of the Dubrovnik Winter Festival. This year’s party will take place on Saturday, December 7, 2024, on Stradun, starting at 11:00 AM, with the sale of vouchers and a cake exhibition featuring over 30 participants beginning at 10:30 AM. The musical segment will feature popular Croatian singer Luka …
At the 17th edition of this event, experience the most renowned wines of Pelješac: Plavac Mali, Postup, and Dingač – from Ston and Janjina to Orebić. From December 6th to 8th, visit the Pelješac Peninsula and indulge in the largest wine event in Dalmatia. On Friday, wine enthusiasts can enjoy wine festivities. At PZ Putniković in Putniković, 10 oenologists will …
Folklore Performances and Thematic City Tours During the Winter Months The Dubrovnik Tourist Board, aiming to encourage tourist visits during the winter months, traditionally organizes the “Saturday Winter Morning in the City” program, which began on November 9 and will run until March 29, 2025, featuring a folklore performance in front of St. Blaise’s Church. Thematic city tours are held …
The Lastovo Carnival is a traditional celebration held on the island of Lastovo on the day before Ash Wednesday, the last day before Lent. The tradition dates back to the 15th century, based on the legend of the release of a Turkish soldier, which prevented retribution. During the celebration, a procession of men, known as pokladari, dressed in colorful costumes, …
The fourth edition of the Lumiart Dubrovnik Light Festival will take place from November 8 to 10, 2024. Lumiart brings three unforgettable nights filled with innovative light projections and installations that explore the relationships between light, space, and the audience. Visitors will be able to enjoy a variety of artistic works, from interactive installations that encourage audience participation to monumental …
Enjoy the positive energy of the humanitarian 5 km Korčula Run race that starts in Korčula town, one of the best-preserved medieval island towns in the Mediterranean! The attractive route includes scenic views and follows the trail through the Forest Hober. Korčula Island is an ideal year-round holiday destination.
Vela setemana is a traditional religious event in Korčula during Holy Week before Easter. The processions on Holy Thursday and Good Friday, led by brotherhoods, are especially important. The “Za križen” procession on Good Friday, with the cross and figures of Jesus and Mary, creates a unique experience of religious devotion.
Martinovo lito 2024 presents Klapa Armorin, Klapa Bošket, Klapa KUD Ivo Lozica, Klapa Moreška, Klapa Pinguentum, Klapa Pulena, and Klapa Sfida. Most of the island’s songs are about fishermen, seamen, and their sweethearts. Some of them are joyful and delightful, while others are melancholic, longing for the return of their loved ones.
The Feast of St. Theodore is a significant religious and cultural event. It features a solemn Mass at St. Mark’s Cathedral, followed by a procession through the town with church choirs and clergy. St. Theodore, the island’s patron saint, has been venerated since medieval times, and the celebration includes music, exhibitions, and other cultural activities.
A traditional concert in celebration of World Tourism Day, organized by the Dubrovnik Tourist Board, the City of Dubrovnik, and the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra, will take place on Friday, September 27, at 8:30 PM in front of St. Blaise’s Church. World Tourism Day has been celebrated on September 27 for over four decades, marking the end of the tourist season …
For the first time, the island of Lopud will host the Ponta Lopud Book Bridge, a literary event to be held on September 27th and 28th at the Rector’s Palace. This unique gathering of writers, academics, and scholars from Croatia, Ireland, and other European countries will offer a chance for cultural exchange and inspiring discussions on literature. The program includes …
Good Food Festival 2024 – A Unique Gastronomic Adventure! This autumn in Dubrovnik brings a true gastronomic celebration – the Good Food Festival returns for its eleventh edition, from October 7 to 20, 2024, with a program that will delight all food lovers and connoisseurs! Get ready for two weeks of exquisite flavors, creative workshops, dinners with renowned chefs, live …
On Saturday August 31st, starting at 10 p.m., Gruž Riva will host the traditional Gruž Night, featuring a concert by the band Magazin.
Announcement for Marco Polo Gala Concert The Marco Polo Gala Concert will celebrate Marco Polo, the renowned traveler and explorer. Music Program: Lidija Horvat Dunjko, soprano Roko Radovan, tenor Mario Čopor, piano Conductor: Josip degl’Ivellio
Klapa Ragusa, with its authentic Dalmatian sound, will delight all lovers of Dalmatian music and the Mediterranean spirit. Experience the magic of music under the stars in the enchanting setting of Park Striježica. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy the captivating sounds of Klapa Ragusa.
The Night of Ploče will take place at Banje Beach, featuring a live performance by Jole.
Andy Aquarius is a sonic alchemist and devotee of mystical folklore. Being a multi-instrumentalist and exploring a wide range of genres, he laid out the path ahead with his debut album ‘Chapel’, which only features his Celtic harp and voice. The record takes you on a ‘transcendental journey through the outer realms of ambient, classical and folk music.’ (-Alex Ruder, …
A Night of Wine is coming to Viganj, featuring a performance by the Gramophonix band, setting a pleasant atmosphere to enjoy local wines. Guests can look forward to a relaxed evening with good music and regional flavors.
The program is focused on the music of Mediterranean countries, featuring vocal and instrumental compositions of Neapolitan songs, Portuguese fado, Greek music, as well as popular compositions by our own authors and duets. The performance will feature the duo Ivo Zovko (vocals and acoustic guitar) and Filip Đelalija (mandolin).
