Tuesday, September 6th at 7pm: The selected programme is a diverse palette of several music styles and periods. Starting from the baroque fundaments with Telemann and Quantz, building up to Shostakovich, and leading up to the intricate rhythms in the Macedonian composers’ Jankovski and Videnovic works. 

Thursday, August 25th from 6 to 8pm: The influence by the whole pandemic situation reflects in her photography, having the elements of the masks and gloves multiplied, using an abstract manner to emphasize the fear and the limited freedom that appeared at the beginning of the expansion of the virus.

Thursday, August 18th from 6 to 8pm: In the new project, "Sound is also an artistic element", the three authors Violeta Blažeska, Bogdan Grabuloski, Sofia Grabuloska and co-authors Marko Grabuloski and Darko Taleski will once again materialize the sounds from the "Art Experiments" from 1994-1997. Using appropriate software programs and mathematical algorithms, the sound that occurs inside the artists and the sound that comes out when working with the material can now be visualized and animated.

Wednesday, June 15th at 7pm: This recital program with its creative and modern character, includes the fundamental piano works from the 18th through the 20th century and continuing to the 21st century – classical and contemporary/modern music, combining compositions by contemporary Macedonian authors. 

Cooper's music trivia question is the basis for this concert featuring the CompCord Ensemble, performing music inspired by Alexander Borodin and Fletcher Henderson, as well as humorous and/or science-inspired poetry.

Saturday, April 16th at 7 pm:  The selected program abounds with music that unites, pulsates in a unique rhythm and provides a kind of "journey" to the homeland. The goal of the works to be performed  for flute and piano from Macedonian composers is to present and actualize the Macedonian cultural contemporary work, based on traditional folk music.

Start Date: 04/16/2022 Artists Exhibiting: Steven Balogh, Natasha Das, Slavčo Sokolovski, Paul Stremple, Mensur Bojda, Robert Dandarov, Don Porcaro and Gorazd Poposki