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The Centre for Industrial Heritage was formed in 2013 as a constitutional unit of the University of Rijeka, with two basic objectives: valorising and appropriately presenting cultural heritage in an interactive and multimedia-based way.

It was seventy years ago today that the National Theatre in Rijeka was declared, encompassing Croatian and Italian Drama, Opera and Ballet.

On 22 December 2015, a report on the activities executed and planned as part of the preparations for the City of Rijeka’s candidacy for European Capital of Culture was presented to the City Council.

With holidays just around the corner, busy ECoC elves are collecting dreams and wishes you left in the boxes for us. With their help, we’ll share them with the rest of the world and hope that Santa reads them.

The Ivan Mateti? Ronjgov Institution carried out a competition in which authors were requested to explore the manners in which the traditional music and the Istrian scale can be presented in public spaces in a modern way.

To mark the 30th anniversary of EUROCITIES, the network is launching an open call to collect material to be published in an edited volume of selected views from young professionals.