Culture

Bratislava, November 14 (TASR) – An exhibition titled N’89 – Road to Freedom, capturing the era of late 1980s up to the 1989 Velvet Revolution, opened on Thursday at Bratislava Castle. Organised by the Slovak National Museum, Nation’s Memory Institute and Klub 89, the exhibition opening ceremony was also attended

Slovensky Grob, November 1 (TASR) – Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini (Smer-SD), who attended a Catholic mass at Saint John the Baptist Church in Slovensky Grob (Bratislava region) on All Saints Day, pointed to the importance of Christian tradition in Slovakia after witnessing the consecration of a Way of the Cross, created

Nitra, August 16 (TASR) – Nitra, the oldest city in Slovakia, will see a city kermesse and harvest festival this coming weekend for the first time after a long hiatus, TASR learnt on Friday. The city kermesse used to take place in Nitra in mid-August as of at least the 18th

Krasna Horka, July 6 (TASR) – Krasna Horka Castle (Kosice region), which was heavily damaged by fire seven years ago, could be fully reconstructed and open as such for visitors in 2023, said Culture Minister Lubica Lassakova (Smer-SD) at a press conference at the castle on Saturday. The reconstruction project worth

Rome, June 18 (TASR) – Two exhibitions entitled ‘Stefanik – Man of Legend’, created by Michal Ksinan, and ‘Milan Rastislav Stefanik: A Slovak Legend in Stone and Bronze’, organised by Pavol Demes with photographs taken by Zdenek Dzurjanin, were opened at the Slovak Cultural Institute in Rome on Monday (June 17) to