Bassoonist Zoran Mitev joins Ensemble Dissonance in a program featuring works by Jacob, Kumar, Larsson, Mihevc, Piazzolla, and folk-inspired music.

The 72nd Ljubljana Festival closes with a stellar concert featuring the Slovenian Philharmonic, conductor Charles Dutoit and legendary pianist Martha Argerich.

You are kindly invited to join us on Monday, September 2th, at the press conference, which will be held live at Križanke.

An exhibition marking the 60th anniversary of the death of sculptor Smerdu reveals the intimate power of his small sculptures.

Vlado Kreslin will perform at Križanke with his bands Mali bogovi and Beltinška banda, joined by guest artist Masayah. The concert will feature both his greatest hits and new songs.

Uroš Perić will celebrate 20 years of his remarkable jazz career in Križanke, joined by the RTV Slovenia Big Band and world-renowned guests.

You are kindly invited to join us on Thursday, August 29th, at the press conference, which will be held live at Križanke.

At the end of the summer the Committed to Steps project will once again use dance, movement and music to create unforgettable moments for children undergoing rehabilitation at URI Soča.

Bossa de Novo and César Camargo Mariano join forces in a project that revitalizes the legacy of bossa nova through a contemporary artistic lens.

The concert promises outstanding music and surprises from distinguished guest performers.

The Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra with the National Choir of Sofia Philharmonic will perform under the baton of Nayden Todorov.

Svetlana Zakharova, an internationally renowned prima ballerina, will once again perform at the festival in a gala performance with other ballet stars.

You are kindly invited to join us on Thursday, August 19th, at the press conference, which will be held live at Križanke.

Ensemble Dissonance, led by Jonathan Stockhammer, will perform Zappa’s music with special guests Vlatko Stefanovski and Blaž Šef.

Bernardo Brizani returns with conductor Steven Loy and the Slovenian Philharmonic Chamber String Orchestra in a program from Bach to Schubert.

Nuška Drašček and Marko Hatlak will present a diverse range of melodies from folk tunes to tangos and pop songs in the acoustic programme In Duet.

The chamber music evening will feature Brahms' String Sextet No. 1 and Tchaikovsky's Souvenir from Florence performed by internationally renowned musicians.

The Ljubljana Festival supports young artists with educational programs and masterclasses by renowned musicians, offering them opportunities for growth and career development.

The 4Saxess Ensemble’s Ljubljana–Vienna project unites Slovenian and Austrian musical traditions in a vibrant program.