Grič Evenings are celebrating a major anniversary this year – 45 years of music under the open sky of Zagreb's Upper Town.
Dotrščina Memorial Park is Zagreb’s most important memorial site, the largest mass execution site in the history of the Croatian capital, the most significant Holocaust site in Zagreb, and one of the largest Second World War mass graves in Croatia.
The Initiative For a Croatia of Freedoms and the Cultural Information Centre (KIC Zagreb) invite you to a panel discussion on hate speech.
To mark the 250th anniversary of Independence Day of United States of America, Ideje.hr and KIC are organising a discussion on the fate of contemporary democracy.
A conversation to mark 35 years of the Anti-War Campaign
In recent years, we have witnessed attempts to normalise the everyday use of AI technologies in our lives: generating everything from business emails and shopping lists to entire websites and visual identities, the use of AI is presented as the ultimate - and inevitable - solution to every first-world problem.
The Initiative for a Free Croatia and the Cultural and Information Centre (KIC Zagreb) invite you to a panel discussion on the education system.
Poezija to Go is a project dedicated to encouraging young people, and all those who feel young at heart, to read more poetry. It was launched by writer and poet Sonja Zubović, inspired by her love of language and guided by the motto: “Poetry is a laboratory of language, and language is the nucleus of national identity.”
John M. Martinis and the future of quantum computing.
From 17 to 19 June 2026, Documenta – Centre for Confronting the Past is organising the second edition of the ‘No-Oblivion’ festival, dedicated to the culture of remembrance, human rights and social responsibility. The festival brings together researchers, artists, journalists, activists and representatives of civil society with the aim of opening up a space for dialogue on the legacy of the 1990s, the challenges of confronting the past and the importance of preserving memory in contemporary society.
In this talk, we will discuss trauma from the perspective of contemporary insights in neuroscience, psychology, and psychotherapy. We will try to understand what happens in the nervous system when we are exposed to experiences that exceed our capacity to manage them, and how trauma shapes the way we feel, think, react and relate to others.
The Manholic Orchestra is coming to town and is looking for new manholists to discover and play eight small, eight medium-sized and three large cast iron manholia!
At the heart of the exhibition and the book lies the same interest in the political significance of the relationship between socialist modernism and socialist aestheticism.
The penetration of platform work into Croatia and its sudden changes to labour regulation expose deep fissures at the intersection of workers' rights, the irregularisation of work and residency status, racialised violence and a weak infrastructure of worker support.
If we are to believe Eric Hobsbawm, the Great Revolution that radically changed the world more than two hundred years ago, was, in fact, a “dual revolution.”