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Highlights in February
Photo D. Wedam
Regular Sightseeing Tours Daily from in front of the Town Hall at 11:00.
Cover photo: D.Wedam Edited and published by: Ljubljana Tourism, Krekov trg 10, SI-1000 Ljubljana, T: +386 1 306 45 83, E: info@visitljubljana.si, W: www.visitljubljana.com Photography: Archives of Ljubljana Tourism and individual event organisers Prepress: iDesign d.o.o. Printed by: Collegium Graphicum d.o.o., Ljubljana, February 2014 Ljubljana Tourism is not liable for any inaccurate information appearing in the calendar.
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19 Feb Tomaž Pandur: Michelangelo The internationally acclaimed Slovenian theatre director Tomaž Pandur will present a theatre production exploring the personality and inner struggles of one of the most famous Renaissance artists. p. 15
until 20 Apr The Wheel, 5,200 Years Ljubljana hosts an archaeological exhibition featuring the world’s oldest surviving wooden wheel with an axel, found at the Ljubljana Moors in 2002. p. 5
27 Feb Anna Calvi Anna Calvi is considered to be one of the UK’s currently most promising new singers. She has been hailed as ‘the best thing since Patti Smith’. p. 11
1 Mar Dragon Carnival The main theme of this year’s Dragon Carnival will be Emona, a Roman city which stood on the site of the present-day Ljubljana 2,000 years ago. p. 14 www.visitljubljana.com 3
Gabrijel Stupica: A Retrospective 18 Dec - 15 May, Museum of Modern Art
2013 marked the birth centenary of Gabriel Stupica, one of the greatest Slovenian 20th century’s painters. To mark this occasion, Ljubljana’s Museum of Modern Art put on a major retrospective of his work, which will continue to be on display until mid-May 2014. The exhibition is a comprehensive and systematic chronological presentation of the work of one of the most important Slovenian modernist painters. It brings together more than 300 works, including 123 paintings and 170 drawings, gouaches, temperas, and watercolours on paper from all periods of the artist’s career. Open 10:00 - 18:00. Closed: Mondays
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Exhibitions Festivals
The Knight, the Lady, and the Dragon: The Heritage of Medieval Warriors 13 Dec - 9 Feb, National Museum of Slovenia - Metelkova ulica street This exhibition, showing at the National Museum of Slovenia’s department located in the Metelkova Museum Quarter, presents medieval chivalry as it really was, challenging the com conception of knights as noble- minded medieval warriors. New findings by Slovenian experts in the field reveal a picture of Slovenia’s medieval past that is rather different from that presented in history classes and old history books. Bringing together a wide variety of different objects from museums in Slovenia and abroad, the exhibition offers an objective yet exciting look at different aspects of chivalry in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period. Open 10:00 - 18:00. Closed: Mondays, holidays
Marij Pregelj (1913-1967): Exhibition of Illustrations from Iliad and Odyssey 24 Sep - 6 Apr, Ljubljana Museum of Modern Art Marking the birth centenary of Marij Pregelj, one of the most important Slovenian modernist painters, this exhibition brings together 50 of Pregelj’s illustrations for the highly acclaimed Slovenian editions of Homer’s epic poems the Iliad (1949-50) and the Odyssey (1951). Pregelj’s works add up to one of the most important modernist oeuvres in the former Yugoslavia, part of which Slovenia used to be in Pregelj’s time. A special place in the artist’s output is held by his illustrations for various classics of Slovenian and world literature, the illustrations for the Iliad and the Odyssey representing a turning point in his artistic development. Open 10:00 - 18:00. Closed: Mondays
Doors: Spatial and Symbolic Passageways of Life 11 Oct - Nov, Slovene Ethnographic Museum This exhibition presents doors as a part of cultural heritage, an element of everyday life, and an object that has many different symbolic meanings. It brings together all kinds of doors and related objects, from the oldest known doors, keys and locks sourced from various museums and private collections to state- of- the- art objects. Exhibited doors tell stories about families of different social and professional backgrounds from various parts of Slovenia, both those who the doors were made by and those who used them in daily life. Open 10:00 - 18:00. Closed: Mondays Tito: A Yugoslavian Icon 7 Nov - 28 Feb, Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre This exhibition presents the life and character of Marshal Josip Broz Tito, the president of the Socialist Federative
Republic of Yugoslavia and one of the most charismatic statesmen of his time. Josip Broz Tito (1892-1980) first wrote himself into the history books as the leader of one of the most successful Second World War resistance movements, after the war as a statesman of a multinational socialist federation capable of skilfully maintaining political balance between the demands of the Eastern Block and the capitalist West, and finally as one of the main initiators of the NonAlignment Movement. The exhibition presents Tito’s life through testimonies by his comrades, photographs, and film footage from private archives which have so far not been publicly shown. Also included are Tito’s personal memorabilia and a number of exhibits from the Museum of Yugoslav History in Belgrade. Open 10:00 - 19:00 daily
Wheel, 5,200 Years 24 May - 20 Apr 2014, City Museum of Ljubljana
The Ljubljana Moors are a site where archaeologists found more than 10,000 objects dating from different periods in history. The remains of the prehistoric pile- dwelling culture that developed in the area have been given UNESCO World Heritage status. The most important of all the finds discovered at the Ljubljana Moors is the world’s oldest surviving wooden wheel, crafted between 3350 and 3100 BC. The exhibition is accompanied by a wide and varied programme of educational and other events. 2 and 16 Feb, 13:00 English guided tours Open 10:00 - 18:00, Thursdays 10:00 21:00. Closed: Mondays
Photo: Matevž Paternoster/MGML
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Dušan Mandić - Private D. M. Die Welt ist schön (The World is Beautiful) 12 Dec - 9 Feb City Art Gallery Dušan Mandić is considered the first artist in Slovenia to have transferred graffiti painting from the urban/ street space to the gallery space. As one of the foremost ideologists of the Ljubljana subculture scene, especially its visual arts production, he left an indelible mark in the early 1980s on the occurrence of neo-avant-garde movements as an alternative to the established art system. Equally salient is his role in forming the visual arts group Irwin in 1983. Open 11:00 - 19:00. Closed: Mondays Admission free
This retrospective of work by Jože Ciuha, one of the most renowned Slovenian fine artists, brings together some of the major highlights of the artist’s oeuvre. Ciuha, who will celebrate his 90th birthday in April 2014, has a 70- year artistic career behind him. His work is underpinned by a distinctive philosophical background built up mainly from experiences from his travels. One of his major influences was the Buddhist experience of the world. Jože Ciuha has received numerous accolades for his artistic work. He has been named a Knight of the French National Order of the Legion of Honour and an honorary member of the Russian Academy of Arts. Saturdays at 16:30 guided tours of the exhibition in English language. Open 10:00 - 18:00. Closed: Mondays. 6 www.visitljubljana.com
Zdenka Golob - Prints 10 Dec - 16 Feb, International Centre of Graphic Arts Zdenka Golob is a Slovene artist of the older generation (1928). Her prints were usually produced in cycles and they have an individualized, distinctly ‘female’ character, which is engaged with the aesthetics of the Ljubljana school of graphic arts on the one hand, and the weight of forging beyond its very framework, on the other. Nataša Mirtič - Re:Production 10 Dec - 16 Feb, International Centre of Graphic Arts Nataša Mirtič (1973) is one of the most recognizable printmakers of the middle generation of artists in Slovenia. With the recycling of existing matrices and formation of new combinations, her work focuses on investigating the basic properties of printmaking and the sets of works that arise within these newly established relationships. Open 10:00 - 18:00. Closed: Mondays
Slovene Philharmonic String Chamber Orchestra Sreten Krstić - violin; Janez Podlesek, violin 4 Feb, 19:30 National Gallery Programme: A. Vivaldi / Ch. Avison/D. Scarlatti / F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Igor Matković “Long Distance Journey” feat. Marcin Wasilewski - jazz 4 Feb, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Dream Theater (USA) - progressive metal 4 Feb, 20:00 Tivoli Hall
Julien Beaudiment - flute Marie-Pierre Langlamet - harp 5 Feb, 19:30 Slovenian Philharmonic Hall Programme: J. S. Bach / W. A. Mozart / G. Fauré / C. Debussy / M. Tournier / M. Ravel / M. de Falla / A. Piazzolla Barbara Spital - flute Katalin Péter Krivokapič - piano 6 Feb, 19:30 Kižanke Nadia Ternifi - soprano Igor Vićentić - piano Admission free Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra 6 Feb, 19:30 Slovenian Philharmonic Hall Simon Dvoršak - conductor Davorin Mori - piano, Jure Robek clarinet, Janez Uršej - saxophone Programme: P. I. Tchaikovsky / A. Glazunov / W. A. Mozart
Dream Theater (USA) - progressive metal concert 4 Feb 14, 20:00, Tivoli Hall
Dream Theater are well-known for basing their innovative approach to heavy metal on experimentation and musical virtuosity. The band has been active since 1985, when a group of students from Boston’s Berklee College of Music got together to form a band. Dream Theater’s music is characterized by long epic songs with numerous melodic passages. Their albums have sold over eight million copies to date.
Son Of Sea (Slovenia) - rock 6 Feb, 22:00 Orto Club
Prešeren day, the Slovene Cultural Holiday 8 Feb On 8 Februar, the anniversary of the death of Slovenian poet Dr France Prešeren, Slovenians traditionally celebrate Prešeren Day, a cultural holiday. There will be free guided tours of the castle and of the Permanent Exhibition of Slovenian History in English. Ljubljana Castle at 15:00 Permanent Exhibition of Slovenian History at 16:00
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Jože Ciuha: The Labyrinth of Time 17 Dec - 13 Apr, Jakopič Gallery
Nena Rion - piano 3 Feb, 19:30 Slovenian Philharmonic Hall Rêverie piano trio Admission free
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Ljubljana International Orchestra with KnutErik Sundquist (double bass) - concert of classical music 9 Feb 14, 19:30, Union Hall
Matjaž Robavs - baritone Andreja Kosmač - piano 8 Feb, 19:30 Opera house Programme: L. van Beethoven / F. Schubert / A. Dvorak / F. S. Vilhar / F. Gerbič / L. M. Škerjanc / A. Lajovic
The Ljubljana International Orchestra aspires to achieve excellence in the performance of music while promoting Ljubljana as a city with a rich musical tradition and a burgeoning contemporary musical scene. The unconventional Norwegian double bassist Knut Erik Sundquist began his career as a jazz musician. Later he dedicated himself to obtaining musical education and became one of the best classical double bassists in Norway. Among other things, he is a member of Ensemble Modern, a renowned chamber music group from Frankfurt. Programme: Lars-Erik Larsson, Carl Nielsen, Giovanni Bottesini, Jean Sibelius, Edward Grieg.
Uršula Ramoveš and Fantje z Jazbecove grape - chanson 8 Feb, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Zmelkoow, Radio Zoo (Slovenia) - rock 8 Feb, 21:00 Orto Club Ljubljana International Orchestra Knut Erik Sundquist - double bass, conductor 9 Feb, 19:30 Union Hall Programme: L. E. Larsson / G. Bottesini / C. Nielsen / E. Grieg / J. Sibelius
Domen Koren - saxophone Jan Sever - piano 10 Feb, 19:30 Town Hall Tjaša Čerič - accordion Admission free Suicidial Angels (Greece), Fueld By Fire (USA), Lost Society (Finland), Exarsis (Greece) - trash metal 10 Feb, 21:00 Orto Club Tomaž Lorenz - violin Alenka Lorenz - piano 11 Feb, 19:30 Ljubljana City Museum Programme: M. Bravničar / L. Lebič / L. Rančigaj / A. Copland / K. Szymanowski Kaja Draksler solo - chanson Kaja Draksler and Badbooshband 11 Feb, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre
Saint Petersburg State Conservatory students (Russia) 12 Feb, 19:30 Križanke Herman Skripačov - piano; Jelizaveta Ukrajinska - piano; Nikolaj Ovčiniko, accordion; Ilja Ismajlov - violoncello; Anastazija Farahova - violin; Apolinarija Nosačova - violin Programme: P. I. Tchaikovsky / D. Shostakovich / K. Davidov / A. Aljabjev / G. Sviridov / R. Shchedrin / S. Rahmaninov / F. Chopin / A. Scriabin / R. Roggieri / Streychy-Akhanov / C. Thomain / A. Piazzola / I. Frolov / S. Joplin Young virtouosi international concert series Admission free Czech Philharmonic Orchestra 12 Feb, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Jiří Bělohlávek - conductor Nikolaj Luganski - piano Programme: S. Rahmaninov / A. Dvořák
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Jernej Oberžan - tuba Maria Lebed - piano 13 Feb, 19:30 Russian Center for Science and Culture Minja Spasić - violoncello Mojca Pucelj - piano Admission free Mia Žnidarič - vocal Uroš Perić - vocal - piano Steve Klink Trio 13 Feb, 20:00 Ljubljana castle »Just you, just me« - jazz concert The Stroj (Slovenia) 13 Feb, 21:00 Kino Šiška Nine percussionists playing on various waste containers, sheet metal and other discarded objects. Pliš (Slovenia) - pop 14 Feb, 20:00 SiTi teater
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra - classical music concert 12 Feb, 20:00, Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre
The upcoming Ljubljana concert by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra will feature a programme of Dvořák and Rachmaninov performed by two of the best ambassadors of the Czech and Russian musical traditions: the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and the pianist Nikolai Lugansky, also referred to as ‘the Russian prince of the piano’. Being one of the pillars of Czech musical culture, the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra boasts fruitful collaborations with some of the world’s most celebrated conductors, such as Vaclav Talich, Rafael Kubelík, Karel Ančerl, and Václav Neumann, as well as a number of renowned composers and outstanding musicians. www.visitljubljana.com 9
Music The Stroj - experimental music concert 13 Feb 14, 21:00, Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture
The Stroj are a Slovenian experimental music group creating music using monumental metal percussion, electromechanical, and electronic instruments built on their own. The group’s sound has an industrial, tribal, and futuristic feel to it, and their concerts are riveting spectacles. The Stroj, led by Primož Oberžan, are a diverse collective of musicians who see it as their mission to find new ways of using technology, freeing it from being driven by the ideology of efficiency and making it produce meaning through a collective ritual.
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Boris Novković and Nočna straža (Croatia) - pop 14 Feb, 21:00 Cvetličarna Rolling Stones Tribute Band 14 Feb, 20:00 Tivoli Hall Zablujena Generacija (Slovenia) - punk rock 14 Feb, 22:00 Orto Club Stefan Milenkovich - violin & Marko Hatlak - accordion 15 Feb, 21:00 Kino Šiška Tango concert M.O.D., Eruption, This Is Not My Band - trashcore 15 Feb, 21:00 Orto Club Reijseger/Fraanje/Sylla - jazz 18 Feb, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre
RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra SNT Opera and Ballet Ljubljana Orchestra En Shao - conductor Blaž Šparovec - clarinet 20 Feb, 19:30 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Programme: S. Osterc / C. Nielsen / R. Strauss Hatebreed (USA), Napalm Death (G. Britain) - metal 21 Feb, 21:00 Kino Šiška Saša Tabaković and Damar - ethno 23 Feb, 19:00 SNT Drama Iced Earth (USA) - power metal 24 Feb, 20:00 Kino Šiška
Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbour Marko Letonja - conductor Kit Armstrong - piano 26 Feb, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Programme: H. Berlioz / F. Chopin / L. van Beethoven Cintare women choir - ethno 26 Feb, 20:00 Grand Hotel Union Admission free Anna Calvi (G. Britain) - rock 27 Feb, 20:30 Kino Šiška C4 (Slovenia) - rock 27. 2., 21:00 Orto Club Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra Matthias Pintscher - conductor Saar Berger - horn 27 Feb, 19:30 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Programme: V. Žuraj / G. Mahler
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Ljubljana Choirs 2014 27, 28 Feb, 19:00 St. Stanislav’s Institution Traditional meeting of Ljubljana choirs Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra Matthias Pintscher - conductor Saar Berger - horn 27 Feb, 19:30 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Programme: V. Žuraj / G. Mahler Hulahoop (Slovenia) - hard pop/funk 28 Feb, 21:00 Orto Club Letz Zep (G. Britain)- rock 28 Feb, 21:00 Cvetličarna Tribute to Led Zeppelin
Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra - classical music concert 26 Feb, 20:00, Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre
The Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra, established in 1855, has been led by outstanding conductors such as Otto Klemperer, Hans Pfitzner, and Ernest Bour. Since 2012, its principal conductor has been Marko Letonja, a renowned Slovenian master of the baton. Conductor: Marko Letonja Soloist: Kit Armstrong (piano) Programme: Hector Berlioz, Frédéric Chopin, Ludwig van Beethoven
Angelique Kidjo (Benin) - ethno 1 Mar, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre
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Opera, ballet, theatre, dance Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal (Canada) 11 Feb, 19:30, Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre
The dance company Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal is renowned for combining jazz with classical dance techniques, contemporary dance, elements of circus, and visual arts. The company has been active since 1972, when its members were brought together by their desire to present contemporary jazz and its explosive creative powers on stage. The company’s international acclaim came in 1998, when Louis Robitaille was appointed its artistic director.
Opera, ballet, theatre, dance
J. Strauss Jr.: The Bat (Die Fledermaus) - operetta 1 Feb, 19:30 Opera house
La Rosa del Penal - flamenco 12 Feb, 20:00 SiTi Theatre Compañia Tercio Flamenco (Spain)
Folklore group Veterani 1 Feb, 19:30 Španski borci
What Happens When You Touch It dance performance 13 and 14 Feb, 20:00 Španski borci Dancers: Ida Hellsten, Luke Thomas Dunne, Bence Mezei What Remains - dance performance Dancers: Ana Štefanec and Tamás Tuza
J. Strauss Jr.: The Bat (Die Fledermaus) - operetta 4, 6 Feb, 19:30 Opera house A. Foerster: The Nightingale of Gorenjska - operetta 7 Feb, 19:30 Opera house Zero in On, Night Box, Harry 11 Feb, 19:30 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Choreographers: Cayetano Soto, Wen Wei Wang, Barak Marshall Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal
S. Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet - ballet 14 and 15 Feb, 19:30 Opera house Mladost folklore group 15 Feb, 19:30 Španski borci
U. Teržan: Friends Forever - dance performance 19 Feb, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Dancers: Tanja Skok, Polona Juh, Alena Medič, Igor Sviderski, Klemen Adamlje, Uršula Teržan Tomaž Pandur: Michelangelo - theatre production 19 Feb 14, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre M. Farič: The Politics of Dancing/ Balcony - dance performance 20 and 21 Feb, 20:00 PTL - Dance Theatre Ljubljana Matjaž Farič - choreographer Dancers: Barbara Kanc, Darren Anderson, Katja Legin Dancers in group: Enya Belak, Urša Rupnik, Kristina Rozman, Eva Posedel, Aleks Kodek, Daniel Petkovič Dancer in video: Kaja Janjić Narrator: Nada Vodušek
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U. Teržan: Friends Forever - dance performance 20 and 21 Feb, 20:00 Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre Dancers: Tanja Skok, Polona Juh, Alena Medič, Igor Sviderski, Klemen Adamlje, Uršula Teržan S. Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet - ballet 21 Feb, 19:30 Opera house S. Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet - ballet 22 Feb, 18:00 Opera house Immaterial World - dance performance 26 Feb, 20:00 Španski borci Julyen Hamilton G. Verdi: Rigoletto - opera 28 Feb, 19:30 Opera house
Tomaž Pandur: Michelangelo - theatre production 19 Feb 14, 20:00, Cankarjev dom cultural and congress centre
Michelangelo, a theatre production by the renowned Slovenian director Tomaž Pandur, is based on themes explored by the Croatian dramatist Miroslav Krleža in his play Michelangelo Buonarroti. It offers an insight into the personality of the Renaissance artist famed for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, the power of his vision, and the magnitude of his inner struggles. The distinguished Slovenian theatre director Tomaž Pandur, who lives and works in Spain, made a name for himself with his unique approach to performing arts. His creative vision is to produce visually stunning theatre of multi-layered ideas for the new millennium. www.visitljubljana.com 13
Dragon Carnival in the streets of Ljubljana 1 Mar, 11:00, historical city centre
The annual Dragon Carnival consists of a large Shrovetide carnival procession through the streets of Ljubljana and a programme of entertainment held in the centrally located Kongresni trg square. The carnival parade includes, among others, a number of typical Slovenian carnival figures rooted in pagan tradition, such as ‘kurent’, ‘laufar’, ‘morostar’, and several others. The main theme of this year’s carnival will be Emona, a Roman city which stood on the site of the present-day Ljubljana 2,000 years ago. The carnival procession will include a large number of carnival figures related to Roman history, mythology, and daily life created by Ljubljana’s primary school pupils under the guidance of expert mentors.
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Alpe-Adria: Tourism and Leisure 29 Jan - 1 Feb, 10:00 - 19:00 Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre The Alpe-Adria: Tourism and Leisure international fair promotes the tourism offerings of Slovenia and other destinations within the Alpe-Adria region. Each destination presents its opportunities for leisure activities for diverse types of tourists, from traditional holidaymakers to those with a penchant for adventure travel. Apart from the region’s destinations, the fair presents Slovenian culinary delights and wines. It is held simultaneously with the Boat Show, a nautical fair specialising in sports boats and pleasure craft. My French Film Festival 3 - 13 Feb, 18:15 L’ Institut français (The French Institute) Full-length and short films by young French film makers. English subtitles Admission free www.institutfrance.si
Taste of Britain Curry Festival 4 - 8 Feb Hotel Park The Taste of Britain Curry Festival offers you an opportunity not only to taste different curries, but also to learn how to cook them using authentic recipes. The festival, organized by the Curry Life Magazine and the Hotel Park, will bring together five top-class chefs, who will prepare 50 different curry dishes, including jalfrezi, balti, and the world famous chicken version of tikka massala. All the dishes will be available for tasting at several buffet lunches and dinners served at the restaurant of the Hotel Park. A short curry course led by distinguished guest chefs will be held on Wednesday 5 February. Curry lunches: 5 - 8 Feb, 12:00-15:00 Curry dinners: 4 - 8 Fe, 18:00 - 22:00 International Mountain Film Festival Domžale 24 - 28 Feb Different locations International Mountain Film Festival Domžale presents various aspects of mountain culture, its programme encompasses films about mountain sports (mountaineering, mountain running, B.A.S.E jumping, etc), various types of climbing, mountain wildlife, the life of indigenous mountain dwellers, and more. It does not limit itself to films only, but also hosts lectures, exhibitions, book presentations and a children’s programme, all with the aim of enriching the cultural component of how mountains are perceived.
Sports
International indoor meeting - athletics 1 Feb, 9:00 Ljubljana sports park
ACH Volley : GO Volley - volleyball 12 Feb, 18:00 Tivoli Hall
Record of Šmarna gora - mountain race 1 Feb, 14:00 Start: village of Tacen
ACH Volley : OK Lunos Maribor volleyball 15 Feb, 18:00 Tivoli Hall
HDD Telemach Olimpija : SAPA Fehérvár AV 19 (Hungary) - hockey 1 Feb, 17:30 Tivoli Hall RK Krim Mercator : Larvik VolleyballClubb (Norway) - handball 1 Feb, 20:30 Stožice sports hall KK Union Olimpija : KK Igokea (Bosnia and Herzegovina) - basketball 2 Feb, 17:00 Stožice sports hall ACH Volley : Salonit Anhovo - volleyball 5 Feb, 18:00 Tivoli Hall Dragon Trophy 2014 & Tivoli Cup 2014 - skating 6 - 9 Feb Tivoli Hall
KD Slovan : KK Zlatorog - basketball 15 Feb, 19:00 Kodeljevo sports hall ACH Volley : Panvita Pomgrad volleyball 19 Feb, 18:00 Tivoli Hall
KK Union Olimpija : BC Budivelnik Kiev (Ukraine) - basketball 19 Feb, 20:30 Stožice sports hall ACH Volley : Calcit Volleyball - volleyball 26 Feb, 18:00 Tivoli Hall HDD Telemach Olimpija : HC TWK Innsbruck (Austria) - hockey 26 Feb, 19:15 Tivoli Hall HDD Telemach Olimpija : EC KAC (Austria) - hockey 28 Feb, 19:15 Tivoli Hall
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