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The Beroche River

On August 29, 2026, the event 'Beroča reka' took place in Kamp Kolpa Vinica, Slovenia, from August 21 to 23, 2026. This three-day cultural event was organized by the Andragoški center Slovenije and the Ljudska univerza Črnomelj, with support from local partners. The event aimed to promote reading, particularly collective and loud reading, while emphasizing books, stories, poetry, creativity, and intergenerational connections. It was part of a two-year project funded by the EU program EPUO, focusing on raising awareness of reading culture among adults. The event featured a structure called 'stoa,' inspired by ancient Greek architecture, serving as both a space for gathering and communication. Local businesses and organizations contributed to the event's success, including the construction of the stoa and the provision of wine during the evening program. Cultural activities included poetry readings, music performances, puppet workshops, and more, highlighting Slovenia's literary heritage and celebrating notable authors such as Oton Župančič, Lojze Krakar, Srečko Kosovel, and Zofka Kveder.

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The Beroche River

On August 29, 2026, the event 'Beroča reka' took place in Kamp Kolpa Vinica, Slovenia, from August 21 to 23, 2026. This three-day cultural event was organized by the Andragoški center Slovenije and the Ljudska univerza Črnomelj, with support from local partners. The event aimed to promote reading, particularly collective and loud reading, while emphasizing books, stories, poetry, creativity, and intergenerational connections. It was part of a two-year project funded by the EU program EPUO, focusing on raising awareness of reading culture among adults. The event featured a structure called 'stoa,' inspired by ancient Greek architecture, serving as both a space for gathering and communication. Local businesses and organizations contributed to the event's success, including the construction of the stoa and the provision of wine during the evening program. Cultural activities included poetry readings, music performances, puppet workshops, and more, highlighting Slovenia's literary heritage and celebrating notable authors such as Oton Župančič, Lojze Krakar, Srečko Kosovel, and Zofka Kveder.

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