Organized by the Ton Institute and Zavod 9 and supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia.
Organized by the Ton Institute and Zavod 9 and supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia.
July 5, 2025 – Caminoigra at 8:00 PM
“Imaginary Ethno Music”
The music of Caminoigra falls under the so-called world music genre, which expands traditional musical frameworks with its diversity. Their sound weaves together various musical cultures – from fiery Latin American rhythms and the sensuality of Spanish flamenco to the meditative qualities of traditional Indian music, namely Indian ragas.
Their repertoire delicately blends jazz improvisation, catchy melodies that quickly stick in the ear, and folk elements from different parts of the world (India, Spain, Cuba, etc.).
Caminoigra has been active since 1999, when Jan Tomšič – a global musical traveler – returned to Slovenia after many years abroad and formed the group. They have released three albums: Ishuan (2001), A New Child (2003), and Yanu (2006). In Panovci, they will present new compositions from their upcoming album.
Line-up:
Jan Tomšič – vocals, guitars, flute
Boštjan Gombač – clarinet, flutes, vocals
Blaž Celarec – drums, percussion, vocals
Žiga Golob – double bass
July 12, 2025 at 6:00 PM – In C by Terry Riley
“Musical Minimalism”
The second concert of the Sound Colors series will feature a 15-member ensemble performing In C by American composer Terry Riley.
In C is Riley’s best-known work and is often cited as the first minimalist composition. Its form is innovative: it consists of 53 short, numbered musical phrases. Each phrase can be repeated freely, and each musician decides individually which phrase to play and when. Musicians are encouraged to start phrases at different times, creating overlapping patterns. There is no fixed duration or instrumentation – every performance is unique, unrepeatable,
and wildly hypnotic.
Ensemble: Boštjan Gombač, Žiga Golob, Adi Jakša, Danijel Bogataj, Andraž Polič, Blaž Celarec, Peter Baroš, Jernej Babnik Romaniuk, Zsofi Klacsmann, Doriš Šegula, Špela Huzjak, Asja Grauf, Dani Lauko, Sašo Zver, Igor Bezget
August 16, 2025 at 5:00 PM – Art Exhibition
In the second edition of the artist residency in Goričko, we invited artists from Slovenia and other bordering countries of Pomurje: EMESE KÁDÁR, ANIKÓ SÜTTÖ (Hungary), CHARLOTTE SPIEGELFELD (Austria), ANA RATKOVIĆ SOBOTA (Croatia), and KLARA DEBELJAK and NIKA RUPNIK (Slovenia). What the invited artists have in common is that they draw from the environment in which they live. We conclude our week-long stay with an exhibition and a concert by the Gugutke quintet.
August 16 at 19:00 - Gugutke
»Etno Jazz Evening«
With a youthful approach to folk art, Gugutke is a quintet of Slovenian musicians who play folk melodies from all Balkan regions in their own unique way, combining the skills and interests that each individual brings to the group with the traditional musical techniques of the various geographical regions from which the songs and dances originate.
Nejc Poljanec- accordion, vocal
Tomaž Zevnik- clarinet, vocal
Benjamin Barbaric- 12-string guitar, djembes, violin vocal
Gal Golob- double bass, vocal
Luka Poljanec- percussion, vocal
22.8. 2025 ob 17:00-
»Among Trees & People: From the river to the jungle«
Predavanje fotografa Matjaža Tančiča
Photographer Matjaž Tančič presents three ongoing projects documenting how communities worldwide are responding to climate change.
The focus is the Amazon of Europe Biosphere Reserve—a 700-kilometer corridor along the Mura, Drava, and Danube rivers in Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, and Serbia. Declared a UNESCO reserve in 2021, this cross-border effort aims to protect Central Europe’s natural heritage. Tančič explores the region’s environmental challenges and the role of local communities in shaping a more sustainable future.
He also shares two other stories: a reforestation nursery in India where women gain stable income while greening their land, and Mongolia, where traditional nomadic life is being disrupted by accelerating climate change.
These are not just stories about nature—they’re stories about people navigating a changing world.
August 22, 2025 at 8:00 PM – Êdna
Êdna is a Prekmurje–Styrian group of experienced musicians, known for blending traditional folk songs from Prekmurje and the Porabje region with a fresh, contemporary approach. In 2018, they released their debut album Ajnc, Cvaj, Draj, followed five years later by Slove Rdeče.
The band has performed at the Slovenian Pavilion at the EXPO in Milan, at various festivals
in Slovenia, at the Grazer Sprachenfest in Austria, and on multiple occasions in the Porabje
region.
Êdna won the national competition Ljudska je kul organized by the Public Fund for Cultural
Activities (JSKD) in 2016, participated in the documentary Between the Mura and the Rába
(2022), and appeared live on Radio Slovenia’s Prva vrsta program.
Line-up:
Tjaša Cigut – vocals, piano
Luka Sraka – guitar, backing vocals
Luka Ščavničar – double bass, backing vocals
Jasmina Dajčman – saxophone, trumpet, backing vocals
Blaž Korez – percussion
Catering will be provided by Neža Rener @hranopis.
Suggested donation for concert is 10 eur.