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FIS Women's Alpine Skiing World Cup: Zagreb
The FIS Women's Alpine Skiing World Cup visits Sljeme Ski Resort in Zagreb, with slalom competitions for both men and women.
FIS Men's Alpine Skiing World Cup: Zagreb
The FIS Men's Alpine Skiing World Cup visits the Sljeme Ski Resort in Zagreb, with slalom competitions for both men and women.
Dubrovnik Carnival dates back to the 14th century and maintains many of the original traditions to this day. People gather from surrounding areas to dress up in garish costumes, parading down…
The Kastav carnival takes place annually between St Anthony's day (17 January) and Ash Wednesday. Participating villages are represented by the Zvoncari, groups of people wearing grotesque…
The city of Pag on the northern Dalmatian island of the same name is the epicentre of the island's winter carnival.
International Carnival of Rijeka
The International Carnival of Rijeka is an annual event that has a 100-year-old tradition and attracts carnival groups, spectators and the media, as well as guests from around the country and abroad.
Every year, documentary film festival ZagrebDox screens Croatian and international films at cinemas around the city. Directors gather to meet the audiences and hob-nob with other industry figures.
17 Days of Croatian Film Festival
Zagreb's 17 Days of Croatian Film festival, at the Student Centre, presents audiences with a selection of the year's best Croatian movies. The short, medium and feature-length films include…
Wannabe film-makers head to Zagreb's RAF Amateur Film Festival to showcase their 20-minute films. All films must have been made in the last year. The films with the highest audience ratings…
FloraArt International Garden and Flower Exhibition
Zagreb becomes a patchwork quilt of colour with the annual FloraArt International Garden and Flower Exhibition. Exhibitors from Croatia and beyond present their finest flowers and plants…
Zagreb's annual Urban Festival is an ambitious and exciting multimedia project comprising performances, art installations and urban interventions by performing and visual artists.
The Libertas Film Festival, held at venues throughout the beautiful, historic city of Dubrovnik, features world and European premières and brings to the spotlight new international and…
Eurokaz - International Festival of New Theatre
The Eurokaz - International Festival of New Theatre - takes place annually in Zagreb during the final two weeks in June. Since 1987, the Croatian National Theatre has hosted more than 300…
Four days of reggae, dub, ska, drum and bass and hip-hop breaks come to Pula every summer. The popular music festival takes place on five stages and includes DJ sets as well as live acts…
International Folklore Festival
Zagreb's International Folklore Festival hosts exhibitions, folk and global music concerts, dance and music workshops, film and audio visual presentations at venues around the city. The…
Soundwave Festival brings a sun-kissed festival vibe to the fishing village of Petrcane on the Croatian Coast. The fun includes beach parties and live music in an amphitheatre next to the…
Dance and Non-Verbal Theatre Festival
The Dance and Non-Verbal Theatre Festival in the Istrian town of Svetvincenat presents contemporary dance productions, street-theatre projects, circus performances and other forms of…
Visitors to the annual Rabac Summer Festival can dance the night away on the Girandella beach, drink cocktails and even have a night-time swim. An international cast of well-known DJs plays…
Rapska Fjera, Rab's Medieval Week, is a costumed event recreating the customs, traditional crafts and way of life in the Middle Ages. Held in the oldest part of town, festivities begin in the…
Zadar turns its lights out on 30 July for the Night of the Full Moon celebrations, a strand of the Zadar Summer of Culture. The party has traditional and culinary roots, and beach-side…