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PIROT - The 10th International Folklore Festival began in Pirot, south-west Serbia late on Wednesday.

In addition to representatives of the host city, this year's festival programme will gather folk dance groups from Bulgaria, Georgia, Spain and Republika Srpska (Serb entity in Bosnia-Herzegovina).

GUCA - The traditional Trumpet Festival in Guca, central Serbia, opened on Wednesday with a flag-raising ceremony and the festival anthem, while writer Radomir Andric, the host of the biggest trumpet festival in the Balkans, proposed a toast to visitors.

BELGRADE – A collaborative international theater piece by artists from Serbia and New Zealand, titled Sestre po oruzju/Sisters in Arms, which honors women’s role in the First World War, will be premiered at Belgrade’s Bitef Teatar on September 24, Belgrade-based Centre for Drama in Education and Art in said Thursday.

BELGRADE - Serbia returns to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest after a three-year absence.

The Radio and Television of Serbia confirmed that it will send a representative to the 12th Junior Eurovision Song Contest, adding that the manner in which the Serbian entry will be selected is to be announced at a later date.

BELGRADE - Some of the big names of funk, blues, jazz and soul music will offer the firsts tastes of their new albums at the first Musicology Festival at Belgrade's Kalemegdan Fortress on July 24-27, the organizers have said in a release.

Music lovers will have the opportunity to see and hear four international stars: Nicola Conte, Mario Biondi, Keziah Jones and Dirty Loops.

PALIC - The rich and diverse program of the 21th European Film Festival in Palic, northern Serbia, also includes side programs such as Cinema in Focus: Georgia, New Hungarian Film, and Eco Dox.

David Vasadze of the Georgian film institute told a press conference on Monday that the National Film Center in Tbilisi provides funds for four to five feature films a year.