On May 7, 2026, a traveling exhibition titled “Light at the Border – In the Footsteps of the Martyrs János Brenner and Dániel Halász” will open at the Sv. Jakab Church in Dobrovnik. It will be presented at its fifth venue, and for the first time in Slovenia.
Presented for the fourth time, the exhibition tells the story of two martyred priests through personal narratives.
Within the framework of the Pannonian P&G project, a list of native and traditional plants has been completed, which supports the preservation of biodiversity and sustainable use in the cross-border region.
The project RISKHUB II. - Reducing risks by developing interoperability between Slovenia and Hungary for improved disaster preparedness - II. aims to strengthen disaster preparedness and response capacity to climate change-related risks in Hungarian-Slovenian border settlements.
As part of the "HOUSES to go" project, two activation events will be held. The first activation event will take place on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at the Oszkó Szőlőhegy, in the area of the Hegypázstor cellars.
As part of International Dark Sky Week, a workshop on light pollution was carried out in collaboration with Primary School I Murska Sobota for 3rd grade students. The students explored the topic through the game Journey through a Bright Night, developed by scientist Annette Krop-Benesch.
You are invited to a GUČIMO project workshop exploring the link between cultural heritage and tourism. The event will take place on April 29, 2026 in Szentgotthárd, featuring discussions and a photo exhibition opening.
You are cordially invited to a professional event dedicated to the preservation of crafts and cross-border cultural heritage within the framework of the C4F-ELEVATE project.
Within the CROSS-SACRAL project, partners are organizing a second professional workshop focused on the implementation of innovative digital solutions for the interpretation and promotion of sacral heritage, and their integration into joint cross-border tourism products.
As part of the “HOUSES to go” project, we are continuing our series of thematic workshops, which aim to share practical knowledge and tools for operating country houses and local history collections. The next workshop is titled “Managing Ethnographic Collections and Creating Conditions for Hosting Visitors in a Country House Setting.”
