“Žiča Chrysobull” for 2026 Awarded to the Poet Saša Radojčić

“Žiča Chrysobull” for 2026 Awarded to the Poet Saša Radojčić

In the Refectory of the Žiča Monastery, on the Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord, poet Saša Radojčić was ceremonially awarded the “Žiča Chrysobull” for the year 2026. About the creation of this year’s laureate spoke Dragan Hamović and Aleksandar B. Laković, while his verses were recited by actor Nebojša Dugalić. With the awarding of this prestigious poetic recognition, the 35th Žiča Spiritual Assembly “Transfiguration” was concluded.

Žiča Spiritual Assembly “Transfiguration 2026” Opened

Žiča Spiritual Assembly “Transfiguration 2026” Opened

The 35th Žiča Spiritual Assembly “Transfiguration 2026” was traditionally opened at the Gallery of the National Museum Kraljevo. The rich and engaging program of this year’s Assembly began with the opening of a retrospective exhibition dedicated to Dragan Pešić, a distinguished graphic designer, calligrapher, artist, and university professor. The exhibition was prepared by Ljubiša Simović, museum advisor of the National Museum Kraljevo.

The Development of Football in Kraljevo up to the Second World War

The Development of Football in Kraljevo up to the Second World War

Love for football reached Kraljevo at the dawn of the 20th century. The sport was popularized by local students educated in larger cities, workers who came seeking employment, and officers stationed in the town. The first football was brought to Kraljevo in 1909 by cavalry captain Delić.

100 Years Since the Founding of the CAS “Abrašević” Kraljevo

100 Years Since the Founding of the CAS “Abrašević” Kraljevo

Did you know that Kraljevo’s “Abrašević” is celebrating a full century of existence this year? Founded in 1926 at the initiative of Dragan Tešić, “Abrašević” has, despite occasional interruptions, left a significant mark on the cultural life of Kraljevo over the past century. In addition to its folklore and drama sections, it also includes choirs, singing groups, and a folk orchestra.

Church of Holy Apostoles Peter and Paul in Mrsać

Church of Holy Apostoles Peter and Paul in Mrsać

Did you know that a wooden church dedicated to the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul is located in Mrsać? The original church was built before the time of Karađorđe, while the patron of the current church was Nikola Krstić, who later became the knez of the Požega nahija It is unique for its painted ornamentation, both inside and out, which was intended to somewhat compensate for its simple construction

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