Joining the host folk theatre troupe to present their theatrical talents were the amateur theatre troupe of the Croatian National Council of Montenegro, a travelling theatre troupe from the German city of Stuttgart, a Croatian amateur theatre group out of Travnik in neighbouring Bosnia-Herzegovina, the Piccolo theatre troupe from Stari Grad on the island of Hvar, and the Danjgube amateur theatre troupe of the nearby village of Ladislav.
DetailsThe Croatian Women’s Network™ hosted its sixth event in Zagreb. The event included the presentation of Croatian Women of Influence and Future Leader awards to women from Croatia, Austria, Germany, Canada, the United States of America and Bolivia.
DetailsThis year’s conference was organised by the Croatian Women’s Network in collaboration with the Croatian Heritage Foundation. The exhibition held on the occasion featured the paintings of Ankica Perge Karačić, a native of Ilok now living and creating in Germany’s Iserlohn.
DetailsChilean painters of Croatian extraction Lea Kleiner and Jorge Milošević Díaz have exhibited their work at the culture centres and museums of the Chilean capital of Santiago for the past two months.
DetailsPresenting Anita Martinac’s latest novel at the headquarters of the Croatian Heritage Foundation were Ante Beljo, Ivan Tolj, Lejdi Oreb, Robert Kurbaša and the author.
DetailsThe priest Dragan Filipović and Ms Ágnes Prodán were presented the Order of the Croatian Interlace. Charters of the Republic of Croatia were presented to the Days of Croatian Film in Orašje, the Croatian department at the Institute of Slavic Studies of the University of Pécs’s Faculty of Humanities, the Croatian National Council of Montenegro, the Croatian Civic Society of Montenegro-Kotor, Radio Dux, and the Veseli Gradišćanci Croatian Culture Society.
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Presenting the Croatian Emigrant Almanac on the occasion of the CHF’s 69th anniversary were CHF director Mijo Marić, promoters Željko Holjevac and Marijeta Rajković Iveta and the almanac’s editor Vesna Kukavica.
DetailsThe Croatian Heritage Foundation was the venue for the presentation of Milan Puh’s bilingual tome Croatians in Brazil After 1945: The Third Phase of Immigration. The book was promoted at the CHF by the author and the book’s reviewers Darjan Godić and Mario Jareb.
DetailsCroatian Heritage Foundation director Mijo Marić was on hand to present prizes for the best poetry inspired by the Prelo.
DetailsDon’t miss on a great opportunity to spend time in Croatia, learn Croatian and the Croatian culture, meet new friends and make unforgettable memories. The program has a long tradition and is well-known and respected among Croatians around the globe
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