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– The children's groups of the Újvidéki NERA Cultural and Artistic Association arrived from Vojvodina. The association has been an active participant in the cultural life of Vojvodina for over a decade, aiming to pass on the heritage of folk art to all age groups. Their performance left a deep impression on the audience not only with their movements but also with their authentic costumes and musical world.

– The children's groups of the Deszki Bánát Serbian Public Benefit Association also brought the rich world of Banat Serbian dances to our stage. In their program, they placed special emphasis on the unique traditions of the region, which they have been successfully representing internationally for years.

After the performances, the transmission of culture did not end – quite the opposite! The audience was invited to a joint dance house, where young and old learned Serbian dance steps together. The joyful, liberated movement, the shared rhythm, and the music of joy created new connections – becoming a true community experience.

We thank the Újvidéki NERA Association, the Deszki Bánát Association, and all participants and interested individuals who celebrated the richness of Serbian culture with us for their cooperation. See the event photos and follow our upcoming programs on the KOLO Facebook page! Vespers in the KOLO Serbian Cultural Center's Life-Giving Chapel.

A celebration of tradition and community at the KOLO Serbian Cultural Center – Kolo Centar Mórahalom – Kolo Cultural Center an evening where dance connects us, our guest was the Újvidéki NERA association their children's groups also brought the rich world of Banat Serbian dances to our stage. In their performance, they placed special emphasis on the region's unique traditions, which they have successfully represented internationally for years.

After the performances, the transmission of culture did not end – quite the opposite! We invited the audience to a joint dance house, where young and old learned Serbian dance steps together. The joyful, liberated movement, the shared rhythm, and the music of joy created new connections – becoming a true community experience.

This evening once again proved: tradition is not a museum exhibit, but a living link between past and present, between generations. Within the walls of KOLO, new friendships were born on this day, and the commitment to making Serbian culture – especially among young people – alive and tangible was strengthened.

We thank for the cooperation the NERA Association of Novi Sad, the Banat Association of Deszk, as well as all participants and interested parties who celebrated the richness of Serbian culture with us.

See the event photos and follow our further programs on the KOLO Facebook page!