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− | [[Ivan Cankar Institute Vrhnika]] is a municipal cultural institution named after Ivan Cankar, the Slovene modernist writer born in [[Vrhnika Municipality|Vrhnika]]. Since [[established::2005]] the Institute engages in the development of culture, sport and tourism. It produces numerous local events (public holiday celebrations, calls for participation ...) and engages with the local civil society. Its central venue is Cankarjev dom | + | [[Ivan Cankar Institute Vrhnika]] is a municipal cultural institution named after Ivan Cankar, the Slovene modernist writer born in [[Vrhnika Municipality|Vrhnika]]. Since [[established::2005]] the Institute engages in the development of culture, sport and tourism. It produces numerous local events (public holiday celebrations, calls for participation ...) and engages with the local civil society. Its central venue is Cankarjev dom (Ivan Cankar Cultural House), built in the 60's, which serves as a cinema, gallery and theatre. |
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For a series subscription audience the culture house hosts performances by Slovene theatre houses from Ljubljana, Maribor, Koper, Kranj and Ptuj, as well as children's puppetry performances from the repertoire of [[Ljubljana Puppet Theatre]] and [[Maribor Puppet Theatre]] and other individual groups. Music concerts feature various genres of music, from classical and choral music to jazz. | For a series subscription audience the culture house hosts performances by Slovene theatre houses from Ljubljana, Maribor, Koper, Kranj and Ptuj, as well as children's puppetry performances from the repertoire of [[Ljubljana Puppet Theatre]] and [[Maribor Puppet Theatre]] and other individual groups. Music concerts feature various genres of music, from classical and choral music to jazz. | ||
Revision as of 21:46, 19 February 2010
Cankarjev dom (Ivan Cankar Culture House)
For a series subscription audience the culture house hosts performances by Slovene theatre houses from Ljubljana, Maribor, Koper, Kranj and Ptuj, as well as children's puppetry performances from the repertoire of Ljubljana Puppet Theatre and Maribor Puppet Theatre and other individual groups. Music concerts feature various genres of music, from classical and choral music to jazz.
Most of the programme is conceived in collaboration with local producers (e.g. theatre performances by Dejmo Stisnt Theatre, Cankarjada Theatre Festival by Vrhnika Student Club, or events by local Public Fund for Cultural Activities).
The gallery presents mostly young or local artists such as painter Floris Oblak (1924-2006) or caricaturist Marjan Bregar (1928-2009).