Lent Festival to Feature Numerous and Diverse Events

Maribor, 13 June

Slovenia's second largest city will this year again play host to the Lent festival, the largest music and theatre festival in Slovenia. This year, the 15th edition of Lent is to feature 400 musical, theatrical and literary events in 22 venues throughout Maribor.

3,900 performers from 36 countries will be featured at Lent this year, including the band Living Colour and Maceo Parker, former saxophonist of James Brown.
The novelty at this year's festival will be stand-up comedy performances by Slovenian and Croatian comedians. The two most attractive theatrical performances, are to be "Kabaret" (Cabaret) by Mestno gledalisce Ljubljansko and "Bakhantke" (The Bacchae) by SNG Nova gorica.
On the literary stage such renowned authors as Mitja Cander, Brina Svit, Miljenko Jergovic, Desa Muck and Feri Lainscek are to appear.
The 16-day festival will also feature sports events, street theatre and a diverse programme for children.

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EU Justice Ministers Agreed on Exchange of Criminal Records
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Succession Reps Agree to Meet on Regular Basis
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Foreign Policy
Rupel Visits US, Discusses EU Presidency
Washington, 15 june
FM Rupel to Seek Advice on EU Presidency in Luxembourg
Luxembourg, 18 June
Diplomacy
US Ambassador Believes Slovenia Will Be Successful EU President
Ljubljana, 19 June
Government
Govt Adopts Changes to Education Laws
Ljubljana, 14 June
PM Detects Development Progress in SE Slovenia
Novo mesto, 13 June
Defence
Mate: Slovenia to Head Schengen Evaluation of Switzerland
Luxembourg, 12 June
Economy
Ambassador: Slovenian Companies Invested EUR 900m in Serbia
Belgrade, 14 June
Finance Minister: Growth is Based on Healthy Foundations
Ljubljana, 15 June
Science
EU Must Boost R&D Spending, Commissioner Says
Kranjska Gora, 14 June
EU Topics
June Commission Approves Slovenia's National Strategy Priorities
Brussels, 19
NATO Topics
Slovenia Mulling Participation in Active Endeavour
Brussels, 14 June
Transport
Transport Corridors Conference Calls for Boosting Effectiveness
Warsaw, 15 June
Culture
Translators of Stein, Kelman and Eco Get Sovre Prizes
Ljubljana, 12 June
Ministry to Stress Intercultural Dialogue During EU Presidency
Ljubljana, 12 June
Edvard Kovac Awarded French Order of Merit
Toulouse, 13 June
Lent Festival to Feature Numerous and Diverse Events
Maribor, 13 June
Stanjel Honours Birth of Lojze Spacal
Stanjel, 15 June
Centennial of First Slovenian Film Star to Be Marked in Divaca
Ljubljana, 18 June
Natural Trails
Nature Reserve Opens in Ljubljansko Barje Wetlands
Ljubljana, 14 June
Lipizzaner Register to Make Horse Data Publicly Accessible
Lipica, 18 June
Tourism
Tourism Board Happy with Number of Tourists in First Quarter
Portoroz, 15 June
Calendar of Events
Schedule of Events for 19-24 June

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