Ljubno 2017 is approaching, a new jumping holiday in Ljubno ob Savinja, where last year as many as 20 thousand people gathered under Rajhovka, which is located in a wonderful corner of the Upper Savinja valley, in two days! On February 11 and 12, 2017, Ljubno will host the Women's Ski Jumping World Cup for the seventh time. The best invitation is certainly the excellent success of our eagles this season as well. Last year, Slovenian ski jumpers won first, second and third place at their home venue. Maja Vtič and Špela Rogelj took care of them.
The first store without packaging opens in Ljubljana. Together with the Municipality of Ljubljana, Snaga is opening an alternative shopping center in the center. This will be the first store without packaging in Slovenia, which will also be a rental shop and a cafe, and it will only feature local and fair products.
After the Dutch, the Swiss, the Germans, the Danes, the Belgians, the Lithuanians and the Portuguese, the Croats also directed a presentation video about their country to Trump, touching on the Slovenians as well.
We all had a favorite teacher, but he sure wasn't as cool as Barry White Jr. from a school in Charlotte, North Carolina that has a unique greeting with each student. Would you like to have such a teacher in your youth?
This Saturday, February 11, the ARTish Shop will open its doors for the first time this year in the ZRC atrium in Ljubljana! Many Slovenian (and foreign) artists and creators will exhibit their unique works of art, which will of course also be for sale.
Interview: Aljaž Osetič, high school student and entrepreneur who goes across the pond for knowledge
Aljaž Osetič is a 4th-year student at Velenje High School. And like every high school student, he also has to take the matriculation exam first, and then study. But Aljaž was not satisfied with just anything, he enrolled at the exclusive entrepreneurial university in Watson, USA, where only fifteen students per year are taught by Nobel laureates. He successfully passed the entrance exam, and so this year at the end of August, he is going to face new challenges. Even earlier, he will finish his project with the Trjajalnik team, where they developed a product to shorten the reaction time of firefighters during an intervention (a sign that a volunteer firefighter places with a magnet on the roof of his vehicle when driving in an emergency). What does the future alma mater bring and what does the project mean for firefighters, below.
The season of wine and culinary events is opened by the Salon of Sparkling Wines in Ljubljana 2017. The fourth Salon of Sparkling Wines will traditionally be held in the Great Hall of the Grand Hotel Union on Friday, February 17, 2017.
Valentine's Day is coming up, just a week away (February 14th, in case you forgot). If you don't want to give a boring greeting card and card again and spend most of the day in some supermarket hunting for the perfect gift, then you can opt for these fun and out-of-the-ordinary cards that will express your love and make your partner smile at the same time.
The Slovenian film Ana's Commission is coming to cinemas, which touches on a current topic - tycoons and the scandals associated with them. Igor Šmid's film boasts a brilliant cast, as Lada Bizovičar, Boris Cavazza, Vesna Milek, Valentina Plaskan, Jana Morelj, Janez Škof, Dejan Spasić and Denis Avdić star in the crime film.
The musician who sold out Halo Tivoli in 2013 is returning to Ljubljana! For some, the messenger of the generation, for others a musical eccentric, but undoubtedly for all, an excellent musician Nick Cave is embarking on a world tour with the band The Bad Seeds, where he will present hits from the latest album Skeleton Tree. On October 30, they will also stop in Ljubljana.
The new Top Gear is returning to the small screen after the postpartum cramps and the BBC has already released the first trailer for Season 2. In this one, we will no longer follow the host Chris Evans, who said goodbye as the host of the popular motoring show after the end of the 1st season. Co-host Matt LeBlanc, who became the first "steering wheel" of the show, will try to return it to its former glory.
After Croatians, Dutch, Swiss, Germans, Moroccans, Danes, Belgians, Lithuanians, Portuguese and Martians (see below), Slovenians also introduced Slovenia to Donald Trump - because he obviously doesn't know it well enough yet. See what we boasted about.