AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOhrid in the spotlight: National Geographic’s latest lakeside getaway list spotlights Ohrid, calling it a standout “crowd-free” lake town in North Macedonia, with its Old Town lanes, lakefront views, and the city’s famed churches. Skopje arts & culture: Vihra Velkova’s photo exhibition “Sea of Colours, or the Secret Life of the Visible” opened at the Bulgarian Cultural and Information Centre in Skopje, featuring 18 large-format sea images and kicking off a summer workshop series. Regional art scene: The Breške Art Colony is in full swing for its 27th edition, bringing together artists from across the region for open-air creation and community-based hospitality. Film programming: Harmless Film Festival unveiled its 2026 line-up in Novi Sad, mixing socially engaged cinema with international titles, including a North Macedonia entry. Music news: Deep Purple released the new single “Guilt Trippin’,” previewing their upcoming album “SPLAT!” due July 3. Local heritage upgrade: Bitola’s former Partizan cinema is set for major reconstruction into a multifunctional cultural centre, with completion targeted by end of 2027.
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