AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBratislava Culture Buzz: BRaK Book Festival kicks off in the Slovak capital, running until May 31 with 120+ events and 200 guests, plus free programming across squares and cultural venues under the theme “We Need to Talk…”. Classical Music Spotlight: Viva Musica! returns with 16 concerts this summer, opening early with Philip Glass’s Einstein on the Beach in Bratislava’s Old Market Hall, running May 28–Aug 6. Film Festival Wrap: Beldocs 2026 in Belgrade crowned winners including Ivana Todorović’s The Divine Feminine (three trophies) and Yugo Goes to America (Audience Award). Local Arts & Tensions: Trenčín mayor Richard Rybníček raises concerns about the future of the Pohoda festival at Trenčín airport, saying uncertainty could have serious cultural and economic fallout. Tech/Media Watch: O2 Slovakia reports a small Q1 rise in mobile subscribers, while Viva Musica! and BRaK keep the spotlight on live culture. Sports Note (Slovak ties): Slovakia’s quarter-final hopes end after a defeat to Sweden at the ice hockey worlds.
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