BRANO JAKUBOVIĆ: MY DUBIOZAS
Friday, 26 June 2026, 18:00, Vojašniški trg 6 | Pivec Publishing House
In his book, the co-founder and frontman of Dubioza Kolektiv candidly, humorously and engagingly shares personal stories and experiences. At the same time, he takes readers on an exciting journey through the band's development, offering a unique insight into more than two decades of activity on the Bosnian-Herzegovinian, regional and international music scene. The Slovenian translation was published less than a year after the original edition, and will be premiered at Živa dvorišča on the day of the event. The conversation with Brano will be moderated by musician and editor of the Slovenian edition, Boštjan Narat.
MARIBOR: SCENARIOS OF THE FUTURE
Saturday, 27 June 2026, 17:30–20:00, Vojašniški trg 6 | Exhibition Opening and Discussion | FGPA UM, HIŠA!, IPOP
The exhibition presents a selection of student works from the Department of Architecture at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Architecture, University of Maribor. The projects are the result of in-depth research and design work carried out within architectural studios, workshops and master's theses, reflecting the diversity of approaches and perspectives in contemporary architectural education. Maribor serves as a laboratory for architectural exploration. Through spatial analysis and the testing of different scenarios, students investigate underused, degraded and development-oriented sites while seeking answers to questions of urban development. The exhibition opening will be accompanied by a discussion with the authors, followed by a conversation about courtyards as often overlooked urban spaces and a presentation of the Courtyards – Green Community Spaces handbook. The exhibition will remain on display until 30 June 2026.
Saturday, 27 June 2026, 19:00, Vojašniški trg 6 | Andrej Vilčnik, David Mlakar, Meta Podlesnik Marčič, Romana Jošt
Join us for an evening of vocal harmony, where familiar melodies come to life in fresh new arrangements. The Vox Lyrae Quartet brings together four vocalists united by their love of music-making despite their diverse musical backgrounds. Their repertoire ranges from jazz to pop and rock, blending older and contemporary songs through original arrangements and a refined sensitivity to vocal harmonies. Their performances are occasionally enriched with instruments such as violin, guitar and piano, creating a varied and dynamic concert experience.
Saturday, 27 June 2026, 21:00, Ulica heroja Tomšiča 5 | ZIZ Association
The ZIZ Association presents ZIZ Cabaret – a sharp feminist cabaret that humorously yet relentlessly exposes social stereotypes and double standards. The stage comes alive with dignified sex education, military parades, feminism for beginners, sentimental schlager songs, dazzling choreography and a host of unforgettable characters. An energetic programme and an evening to remember. Duration: 45–60 minutes.
Sunday, 28 June 2026, 10:00, Vojašniški trg 6 | Guided Walk with Jerneja Ferlež
Join Dr. Jerneja Ferlež on a walk through the courtyards of Maribor and discover their stories. Together we will explore how these spaces emerged, how they have changed over time and what role they played in the everyday life of the city. We will learn about the functions, activities and meanings of courtyards within the urban fabric and hear fascinating anecdotes preserved in people's memories and archival records.
MARIBOR: SCENARIOS OF THE FUTURE
Sunday, 28 June 2026, 10:00–12:00 and 17:00–20:00, Vojašniški trg 6 | Exhibition | FGPA UM
The exhibition presents a selection of student projects from the Department of Architecture at FGPA UM, exploring the future of Maribor through spatial analysis and the testing of different development scenarios. Visit the exhibition and discover possible futures of the city through the eyes of young architects.
MARKO RADMILOVIČ: THE BEEF TOUR
Sunday, 28 June 2026, 17:30, Vojašniški trg 6 | Pivec Publishing House
Author Marko Radmilovič will discuss his latest road novel with editor Boštjan Narat and Pivec Publishing House director Zala Stanonik. Set during the pandemic, this quirky and unconventional story follows a washed-up musician on a chaotic tour filled with absurd situations, criminal entanglements and rock'n'roll escapades, all told with humour, irony and moments of brutal honesty.
Sunday, 28 June 2026, 19:00, Vojašniški trg 6 | Music Inspired by the Poetry of Srečko Kosovel | Nika Solce
In Nika Solce's original musical interpretations, the poetry of Srečko Kosovel intertwines with a delicate musical expression, creating a space of intimacy and poetic depth. The concert is a tribute to a poet whose work remains moving, gentle and timeless, while taking on a completely new dimension through music.
MARIBOR: SCENARIOS OF THE FUTURE
Monday, 29 June 2026, 17:00–20:00, Vojašniški trg 6 | Exhibition | FGPA UM
The exhibition presents a selection of student projects from the Department of Architecture at FGPA UM, exploring the future of Maribor through spatial analysis and the testing of different development scenarios. Visit the exhibition and discover possible futures of the city through the eyes of young architects.
DUO BORUT MORI & ANDREJ OFAK
Monday, 29 June 2026, 19:00, Slovenska ulica 13 | Borut Mori, Andrej Ofak
Join us on a musical journey where instrumental music opens a space for stories about nature, friendship and love, gently leading us into worlds that feel both distant and familiar. Through decades of collaboration, Borut Mori and Andrej Ofak have developed a distinctive musical language based on subtle synergy and mutual understanding. Their music weaves together tranquillity, joy, connection and a sense of timelessness.
MARIBOR: SCENARIOS OF THE FUTURE
Tuesday, 30 June 2026, 17:00–20:00, Vojašniški trg 6 | Exhibition | FGPA UM
The exhibition presents a selection of student projects from the Department of Architecture at FGPA UM, exploring the future of Maribor through spatial analysis and the testing of different development scenarios. Visit the exhibition and discover possible futures of the city through the eyes of young architects.