The culture segment is organised by the Croatian Heritage Foundation and includes academic and in-the-field lectures on Croatian culture and history, expert guided visits to museums, galleries, culture and research institutions, exhibitions, stage plays and more.
DetailsJoining the head of our culture department Snježana Jurišić at the CHF to speak at the round table were Marijeta Rajković Iveta, Lidija Nikočević and Tvrtko Zebec.
DetailsThis retrospective exhibition marks the 100th anniversary of Dworski’s birth. The exhibition is co-organised with the Croatian Heritage Foundation as the initiator and presentation co-ordinator and with the British embassy to Croatia.
DetailsI Proudly Wear the Croatian Folk Costume Exhibition Opens at the CHF
DetailsThe Mirjana Gross Prize for best book at this year’s Kliofest was presented to Robert Skenderović PhD for his monograph on the History of the Danube Region Croatians, published by the Institute for the Culture of Vojvodina Croatians and the Croatian Institute of History.
DetailsSpeaking at the round table discussing the work of Miloradić were academician Nikola Benčić and CHF deputy director Ivan Tepeš, joined by pundits Đuro Vidmarović, Sanja Vulić, Alojz Jembrih and Marin Knezović
DetailsThe first to make it this far south were the Paravić brothers and Petar Zambelić in 1878, later followed by many Croatians from the southern Croatian Dalmatia region, most hailing from Brač island and from Mimice near Omiš
DetailsThe CHF was the venue of a presentation of this exceptional publishing venture of the Croatian pastoral office in Germany’s Frankfurt
DetailsAn exhibition featuring the paintings of artist Friar Petar Perica Vidić opened at the CHF to mark the artist’s eightieth birthday.
DetailsAuthor Ščukanec presents a sociolinguistic picture derived from an analysis of the language biographies of the study respondents, framed within the broader historical and geographic context.
