Slovenian National Theatre Maribor’s repertoire includes drama, opera and ballet productions. The venue has several halls. Location: Maribor

The old building of Slovenia's main theatre-music venue dates to 1892; a modern extension was added in 2011. Location: Ljubljana

The club frequently organises live-music events, primarily focusing on jazz, funk and similar genres. Location: Ljubljana

A gaze through the gothic portal of a medieval bourgeois house in the historic town centre of Škofja Loka reveals the renovated building of the Sokolski dom (Sokol House), whose modern facilities play host to a broad array of cultural productions, including music concerts. The grand Crystal Hall has a seating capacity of 240. Location: Škofja Loka

The SPUTNIK Café acts as an excellent host to a vast variety of events. Delivered with care, its customized catering service is efficient and responsive to clients’ needs. The venue also features a space separate from the lower premises, a pleasant and well-equipped living room that doubles as a multipurpose hall. It hosts different-sized events to suit all tastes. It can create both an intimate atmosphere and provide room for up to 400 people. Location: Ljubljana

Summer Theatre Khislstein is an auditorium that hosts concerts and theatre shows. It has the form of an amphitheatre and is enclosed by medieval town walls. Various concerts, theatre performances and other spectacles take place here, bringing summertime variety to Kranj’s social life. Location: Kranj

Swenak has operated under the auspices of the Idrija Student Club since 1997. Location: Idrija

The Castle houses the Loka Museum collections, which display the historical cultural, artistic, ethnological and natural heritage of the Škofja Loka area, and occasionally hosts diverse cultural and music events. Location: Škofja Loka

The tower’s highly unique architecture provides an intimate atmosphere for concerts. The venue is managed by the Layer House. Location: Kranj

Located in the historic town centre of Ljubljana, Škuc Centre and Gallery are managed by the Škuc Society, a non-governmental organisation. Concerts are occasionally presented here. Škuc Gallery has been immortalised as a music venue for some groundbreaking concerts that have crucially shaped the history of Slovenian pop music. Location: Ljubljana