On Tuesday, 27 December 2016, a tour, entitled One step forward, two steps back, was organized from Sava mahala to Belgrade on Water (Belgrade Waterfront). The same day, a promotion of the new double issue of the architectural magazine Kamenzid was held at the Ostavinska Gallery.  The aim of the tour was to acquaint interested citizens with the historical, contemporary and future aspects of urban development of the area today known as Savamala. The tour was led by historian Vladimir Dulovic and architect Ljuba Slavkovic, editor of Kamenzind.

On 5 November 2016, the fourth round table within ACT4CITY project, following the ones organized in Belgrade, Podgoricu and Duborovnik, was held in Skoplje. Entitled “Independent Culture for Sustainable Development of Balkan Cities - Possibilities, Experiences, Proposals” it was organized by the project partner CCN Creative City Network and attended by 17 representatives of independent cultural scene from Macedonia and the region. Below you can read conclusions from the round table.

After Cetinje, the play KoTo(R) o KOTORU will be performed for the fifth (and probably the last) time in Kotor (Cultural Centre Nikola Đurković) on Tuesday, 13 December 2016 at 8 p.m. We are especially glad that for this occasion the book KoTo(R) o KOTORU will be printed, which, in addition to script, contains sections about the process of creation of the play, as well as different reviews and texts about community theatre. The book will be available on the day of performance.

We invite you to the documentary play KoTo(R) o KOTORU, which will be performed in Cetinje and Kotor in December 2016. The play will be in shown at Zetski dom in Cetinje on Wednesday, 7 December 2016 at 8 p.m. and in the Cultural Centre Nikola Djurkovic in Kotor on Tuesday, 13 December 2016 at 8 p.m.

In November 2015, NGO EXPEDITIO started, in cooperation with the theatre director Petar Pejaković, the process of producing a documentary theatre play in which the citizens of Kotor were the participants, while the town of Kotor was the topic. The play “KoTo(R) o Kotoru” /a pun that can be read “Who (talks) about Kotor/ resulted from this process, which lasted 8 months. The citizens of Kotor are both the authors of script and actors in the play.

Sonja Dragovic and Marija Ćaćić took part in the round table ACT4CITY - Independent culture for sustainable development of Balkan cities, organized in Skopje by the partner Creative City Network - CCN. At the round table, the ACT4CITY project activities in Montenegro were presented. The topic of the round table was: Who are the actors dealing with CITIES and their sustainability in Macedonia and the Western Balkans region and how the framework for their activity can be improved?

Here you can read Newsletter #3 of the ACT4CITY project, which is jointly implemented by Expeditio, Kotor; Ministry of Culture, Belgrade; City Creative Network - CCN, Skopje; Art radionica Lazareti, Dubrovnik. Further information about the project can be found here