Calendar
12/9 - 31/1 
D’Annunzio’s Martyr exhibition
Forming part of the pre-programme of the "Borders – Between Order and Chaos", this exhibition commemorates the 100th anniversary of d'Annunzio's occupation of Rijeka by personifying the city as a woman and alluding to his many mistresses, who were left physically and emotionally drained after he ended their relationship, just like the city of Rijeka
6/12 - 31/1 
Violins Above Borders / Stradivari in Rijeka – Kresnik and Cremona
The Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral Rijeka is holding an exhibition entitled “Violins Above Borders / Stradivari in Rijeka – Kresnik and Cremona“ to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Franjo Kresnik, “the man who read violins”, a Rijeka native who made violins and cracked the code to making the…
29/1 - 31/1 
Environment of Remembrance – Art as a Resistance to Repression
The works of selected artists, who produced their artworks as a reaction to what they had seen following a visit to the camp on Goli Otok, will be presented on large posters throughout Primorje-Gorski Kotar County.
29/2 - 31/12 
A Skyscraper for Birds – Vladimir Perić Talent (RS)
A new building in a residential district. Superb design, elegant and functional apartments. Close to the sea. All birds are welcome, regardless of species and marital status.
1/4 - 31/12 
1/4 - 31/1 
POSTPONED! Sugar Palace
With a grand ceremony in the renovated baroque palace of the former sugar factory administrative building, the permanent display opens of the City Museum of Rijeka which covers the economic and social history of Rijeka from the 18th to the 21st centuries.
7 - 10/4 
POSTPONED! INCC 2020 – the 9th International Numismatic Congress in Croatia
The 9th congress focuses on the topic of borders through the aspect of money.
15 - 17/4 
Time capsules: The End of Empires, Borders and the Rise of Political Extremism (1918 – 1945)
A conference about Rijeka from the end of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, during D’Annunzio’s rule and the period of fascism, to antifascism and the end of the Second World War.
15/4 - 12/5 
After the Great War. A New Europe 1918 – 1923
An outdoor exhibition with more than 200 archive and multimedia materials such as photographs, maps and films about Europe reshaped by the First World War.
1/5 - 31/1 
Borders – Between Order and Chaos
Starting from Rijeka and the borders which have drawn and redrawn it throughout history, the exhibition induces visitors to reflect upon borders as personal, social, political and also economic, which are imposed on us or which we set ourselves; how and how much they affect our everyday life and how they are reflected in personal…
3/5 - 31/12 
The Monument of Red Rijeka – The Self-Defensive Monument – Nemanja Cvijanović (HR)
Across the thorns to the stars - a monument to memory and the crisis of memory.
9 - 13/5 
Burning Water – Andonis Foniadakis (GR)
A contemporary ballet which speaks of the magnificence of water. The choreography focuses on the contrasting nature of water; on the reactions and adaptations of the human body to the presence of water, at the same time not forgetting its emotional and sentimental impact on the human soul.