Location: Slovenj Gradec

The Cultural Event Centre is located on the premises of the Slovenske Konjice House of Culture (which includes a general library and a reading room). It features a hall that hosts theatre plays and film screenings, concerts, choral showcases and diverse lectures. The hall has a seating capacity of 308, of which 71 in the balcony. Location: Slovenske Konjice

The Slowind Chamber Music Festival is organised by the Slowind ensemble, a wind quintet composed of the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra soloists. Launched in 1999, the Slowind Festival is held each autumn in Ljubljana. The festival programme is regularly recorded and broadcast by Radio Slovenia and its concert recordings are played on international radio stations, including BBC 3, Dutch Radio and others.

Rapper Smaal Tokk creates his music on the thin line between entertaining pop and subtle socially critical music. In his expression he uses parody.

A rock bar that regularly programmes live concerts. Location: Koper

SNG Drama Ljubljana is Slovenia’s main national theatre whose ensemble is the largest, most distinctive and most renowned in the country. Drama’s Sunday concert series – Drama Acoustics – remains faithful to its primary aim of presenting outstanding contributions to Slovenian music, whilst occasionally featuring international artists. Location: Ljubljana

Slovenian National Theatre Maribor’s repertoire includes drama, opera and ballet productions. The venue has several halls. Location: Maribor

The old building of Slovenia's main theatre-music venue dates to 1892; a modern extension was added in 2011. Location: Ljubljana

Snøgg is an experimental black metal band from Velenje, Slovenia, founded in 2013. They describe their music as freeride black metal, as they do not set boundaries in exploring the vast landscape of black metal sound and other neighbouring extreme and alternative genres. In addition to the Slovenian stages, they have toured southern and western Europe five times, visiting countries such as the Czech Republic, Croatia, Hungary, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria and Greece. They have also played at events and festivals in Germany and the Netherlands.

A one-day festival of Slovenian jazz creativity, Snowdrops and Primroses was launched in 2015 by the cultural centre Cankarjev dom .