The Soboški dnevi Festival (Sobota Days) is held by the Municipality of Murska Sobota in late June. The city centre provides the venue for concerts by famous Slovenian and international music figures.

SAZAS Society k.o. is a collective management organisation for the protection and promotion of musical authors' rights in Slovenia. SAZAS connects authors' creativeness with publics – music users, collects royalties for the public use of music within the territory of the Republic of Slovenia, distributes the collected royalties to authors or right holders and promotes authors creativeness in music. SAZAS works for the best benefit of all stakeholders: (1) composers, authors and right holders; (2) music users (3) society.

The Society of Slovene Composers (DSS) is a voluntary professional association of composers and musicologists. the Society started out by organising public performances, but in 1954 widened its field of activity by including a publishing section (Edicije DSS) and establishing contacts with other European publishing houses.

The club frequently organises live-music events, primarily focusing on jazz, funk and similar genres. Location: Ljubljana

A gaze through the gothic portal of a medieval bourgeois house in the historic town centre of Škofja Loka reveals the renovated building of the Sokolski dom (Sokol House), whose modern facilities play host to a broad array of cultural productions, including music concerts. The grand Crystal Hall has a seating capacity of 240. Location: Škofja Loka

A three-day international chamber music festival, the Sonc Festival’s concerts have been presented every late June in the castles and churches of the Posavje region since 2016.

The three-day Neposlušno Festival (Sound Disobedience), taking place each March at the Španski borci Culture Centre, is organised by the Sploh Institute. The festival seeks to create conditions for practising musical improvisation and developing one’s potential for improvisation. Sound Disobedience provides a platform for exchange, a space where diverse borderline music practices interact with one another at concerts, workshops, lectures and through other forms of communicating musical ideas.

Presenting experimental audio-visual performances in Ljubljana’s Jakopič Gallery, the Sound Explicit Festival was launched in 2003. Produced by the P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Institute, the event aims to promote a wide spectrum of creative composition and research in the field of sound art.

Spectrum is a chamber music festival. Rather than favouring a particular stylistic period, the festival – true to its name – seeks to encompass a broad spectrum of music, ranging from Baroque to new music.

Spiral Mind is the ever-changing solo project of musician Manuel Brajnik. The sound palette, of what are generally instrumentals, ranges from the abstract sounds of analog and digital synthesizers to the concrete tones of drums, bass and guitars.