The Hungarian Cultural Centre Bratislava is a Hungarian state institution supported by the Ministry of Education and Culture and working under the supervision of the Balassi Bálint Institute. It is one of a network of 18 Hungarian cultural institutes around the world.
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The main project of the NGO Truc sphérique, Stanica (Railway Station) project was established in 2003 when space was provided within the reconstructed Žilina-Zariecie Railway Station (1945) for a 650m² open cultural space comprising an exhibition area, studios and workshops, a café and waiting-room, an info-centre and reading-room, and a multifunctional presentation venue for theatre, dance, concerts, discussions and projections.
One of 17 inter-governmental organisations of the United Nations, UNESCO was established by inter-governmental agreement in 1946. In the cultural field it aims to encourage governments to acknowledge the cultural dimension of development, to affirm and enrich cultural identities, to broaden participation in cultural life and to promote international co-operation.
Sociocultural initiatives all over Europe have similar aims, goals, methods and political interests. To link them in a more efficient way an informal cooperation started in 1994, and in 1999 it was established as "European Network for Cultural Centres" (ENCC). Since 2004 it is coordinated and administered by the "Bundesvereinigung Soziokultureller Zentren e.V." in Berlin.
Central Slovakia Cultural Centre is a regional cultural-edifying, methodological and educational institution (a contributory organisation with its own legal subjectivity) for districts of Banská Bystrica and Brezno with the scope of responsibility for Banská Bystrica Self-Governing region. It provides expert-consultant, methodological, information and documentary activities.
Liptov Cultural Centre in Liptovský Mikuláš serves the districts of Liptovský Mikuláš and Ružomberok. Its focus is on support for and development of local culture, including various amateur spare time activities such as amateur theatre, spoken word, music, singing, dancing, arts, photography and film.it makes available, develops and preserves the traditional folk culture for future generations
Turiec Cultural Centre, Martin is a regional arts facility managed by Žilina Regional Government and serving the districts of Martin and Turčianske Teplice. Its aim is to create the conditions for the development of local culture, interests and artistic activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for a wide range of citizens.
The Gemer-Malohont Cultural Centre (GMOS), Rimavská Sobota is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
Hont-Ipeľ Cultural Centre is a cultural, methodical and educational institution (a subsidised organisation with a separate legal personality) serving the district of Veľký Krtíš. It deals with professional-counselling, methodical, information and documentation activities. When organising cultural events it co-operates with municipalities and communities in the region.Other activities include:
The Novohrad Cultural Centre (NOS), Lučenec is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
The mission of Pohronie Cultural Centre in Žiar nad Hronom is, on the basis of a voluntary interest and the creative ability of people, to contribute to the development of their personalities and to the formation of a cultural way of life within the conditions of municipalities and communities in territorial districts of Banská Štiavnica, Žarnovica and Žiar nad Hronom.
The detached workplace of Pohronie Cultural Centre in Banská Štiavnica focuses on various forms of interest and artistic activity for all age groups from kindergarten kids up to the pensioners. It co-operates with groups as well as with individuals, with disabled population groups (Slovak Blind and Partially Sighted Union, Slovak Union of Physically Disabled People etc.), it organises cultural, educational and professional events, competitions with national and foreign participants, methodological days, workshops and author and interpretation evenings (also for families).
Podpoľanie Cultural Centre is a cultural, subsidised organisation with legal personality, which was founded by Banská Bystrica Self-Governing Region.Its mission is, on the basis of creative interests and abilities of interested persons, to contribute to development of people and general cultural and educational level in the region of Detva, Krupina and Zvolen districts in co-operation with local self-government and its cultural-educational establishments, as well as other institutions, associations, clubs and individuals active in the given sphere.
The Small Carpathian Cultural Centre in Modra is a national subsidised establishment with legal personality, founded on 1 April 2002 by Bratislava Self-Governing Region. With its mission, which aims to develop local and regional culture, it is the only establishment in the Bratislava region:
Košice Regional Cultural Centre is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educatio
The Cultural Center of Medzibodrožie and Použie regions (KCMaP) was established on January 1, 2006 by the Self-governing region of Košice. KCMaP is a multifunctional cultural and educational ternary institution (education, museum, library), which aims to develop culture and preserve traditions under urban as well as village conditions in the Medzibodrožie and Použie regions.
Zemplín Cultural Centre, Michalovce is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
Gemer Cultural Centre is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
Upper Šariš Cultural Centre in Bardejov is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
The Upper Zemplin Cultural Centre in Vranov nad Topľou is a district institution which supervises amateur cultural and public education with the aim of creating the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, evoking interest in artistic and cultural activities among the public, preserving the cultural symbols of the region and providing cultural and educational activities for inhabitants of all nationalities and age groups.
Ľubovňa Cultural Centre, Stará Ľubovňa is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
Podduklianske Cultural Centre, Svidník is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
Podtatranské Cultural Centre, Poprad is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
Šariš Cultural Centre in Prešov is a public regional cultural-educational and information institution in the founding responsibility of the Higher Territorial Unit of the Prešov Self-Governing Region, serving 134 municipalities and towns in the districts of Prešov and Sabinov (with more than 230,000 inhabitants).
Vihorlat Cultural Centre, Humenné is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
Považská Cultural Centre, Považská Bystrica is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
Prievidza Regional Cultural Centre is a regional cultural institution operating in the Upper Nitra region, which comprises Prievidza and Partizánske districts. The content of its activities primarily includes:
Trenčín Cultural Centre is a contributory organisation established by the Trenčín Self-Governing Region. Its main mission in Trenčín as a regional cultural institution is to actively contribute to the target development of culture and education based on the interests and needs of citizens in the territorial jurisdiction of the Trenčín, Nové Mesto nad Váhom and Bánovce nad Bebravou districts.Within its mission it is particularly responsible for:
Galanta Cultural Centre is a cultural-educational establishment which, in accordance with the Cultural Activities Act, contributes to the development and creation of a cultural way of life in the Galanta region by increasing the cultural-educational level of citizens.
Trnava Cultural Centre is a regional institution for non-professional culture and public education which seeks to create the conditions for the development of local and regional cultures, to develop public interest in artistic and cultural activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for citizens of all age groups and ethnicities.
The Žitny Ostrov-Csallóköz Cultural Centre is the district cultural and educational institution (linked to the budget of the Trnava Self-Government Region), which was established in 1960. Its activities (bilingual) are aimed at the development of leisure cultural activities and the education of citizens of all age groups living in the cross-border ethnically-mixed region of Žitny Ostrov for all age groups on the basis of the civic principle.
Záhorie Cultural Centre organises creative cultural-educational activities, provides advisory services to people responsible for educational activities, offers information and knowledge on culture, science and technology, deepens the relationship to the own state, the cultural identity of the nation, national minorities and ethnic groups and care for the environment, and sees to raise people
Orava Cultural Centre, Dolný Kubín is a regional arts facility managed by Žilina Regional Government and serving the Orava region. Its aim is to create the conditions for the development of local culture, interests and artistic activities, to preserve the cultural symbols of the region and to provide cultural and educational activities for a wide range of citizens.
Čadca Cultural Centre is a regional arts facility which hosts a range of performances, film screenings, exhibitions, festivals, competitions and educational activities throughout the year. It incorporates an auditorium, exhibition facilities and rooms for classes and courses.
Abov Cultural Centre (hereinafter referred to as ‘KCA’) is an establishment that carries out cultural-educational, professional-counselling and cultural activities within the territorial field of application of Košice-okolie (namely, the territory of five micro-regions Olšava, Slanské, Kecerovce, Hornad and Torysa). This subsidised cultural institution of Košice Self-Governing Region was established on 1 January 2009. KCA, having its offices in Bidovce, seeks to interconnect and intensify regional and local culture in 64 municipalities of the region.
The Cultural Centre of Bodva Valley and Rudohorie is a contributory organisation which is linked to the budget of Košice Self-Governing Region by a contribution. The Cultural Centre was established on 1 January 2009 with the Resolution of the Representation for Košice Self-Governing Region No 523/2008 dated 27 October 2008 for an indefinite period.