Celje Youth Centre’s primary objective is to promote new knowledge acquisition and engagement in active leisure activities (film and music festivals, concerts, club and literary evenings, performances, exhibitions, travelogues, themed social events, and culinary and sports programmes). Location: Celje.

In the evenings, Centralna postaja (Central Station) turns into a venue for the ultimate music, drink and party experience, whilst also providing snacks to boost the mood. Location: Ljubljana

Formerly a sports facility of the gymnastic society Sokol, the venue was renovated on the initiative of the citizens of Cerknica and redesigned as a modern cultural centre. Cerknica House of Culture hosts a variety of theatre performances, music concerts and other events. It is the central cultural institution of the town of Cerknica and its surrounding area, Notranjska Regional Park. The House provides diverse opportunities for cultural leisure activities, while its adjacent patio serves as an open-air venue, presenting music concerts and other events. Location: Cerknica

Channel Zero club is situated in the squated Metelkova (ex army barracks) now called AKC METELKOVA CITY in the centre of Ljubljana. Channel zero organises approximatelly 100 events per year, mostly concerts and DJ nights as well as various multimedia projects including videoprojections, installations, sometimes theatre as well poetry. Location: Ljubljana

The youth centre provides quality leisure activities for young people, children, as well as visitors of all ages, promoting learning for living, acquiring experiences outside of school and family, and personal growth. Location: Ptuj

A meeting place for the local and regional social elite, Cirkus regularly hosts high-profile VIP, fashion, music, film and media events. It features appearances by resident Slovenian DJs and other artists. The musical fare offered by the Cirkus Club spans from dance hits, R&B, hip-hop, house, electronic music, pop and rock, whilst also catering to lovers of MTV/VH1 music and golden oldies, presenting a selection that ranges from the 1970s to the 2000s. Location: Ljubljana

Cvetličarna (Florist's) opened in Ljubljana in 2003. Throughout the years, the venue has built a devoted and appreciative audience primarily through its ongoing commitment to a first-rate programme and responsiveness to the desires and needs of its visitors. This unique music experience has helped forge genuine bonds among the artists, organisers and concert-goers. Soon after its establishment, Cvetličarna attained renown as Southeast Europe’s major music venue, popular with audiences far beyond the Slovenian capital and appreciated by returning music artists many of whom describe the venue as one of their finest concert and club experiences. Location: Ljubljana

Daktari Club is decorated as a living room with comfortable sofas, period furniture, and a piano in a corner. Operating as a café during daytime, Daktari turns into a nightclub in the evenings – hosting a variety of social events, live-music concerts, and literary readings. Location: Ljubljana

Delavski dom Trbovlje (Workers’ Home Culture Institute) was built in 1956. Known for its facade mosaic by sculptor Marij Pregelj, the building features a large theatre hall, a cinema and some small-sized spaces. In addition to hosting theatre performances and film screenings, Delavski dom Cultural Centre provides the venue for numerous exhibitions, concerts and other cultural events throughout the season. Recently, Delavski dom Trbovlje has achieved worldwide recognition as a setting for new media art. Location: Trbovlje

The idea to build Delavski dom (Workers’ Home Culture Institute) was proposed in 1951 by the Cultural Society Vesna. The following year, architect Emil Navinšek drew up the plans for the building that opened in 1960. Delavski dom, a historic building whose original architectural design has remained intact, provides the conditions for the house of culture to accomplish its mission of a major cultural and social institution. Location: Zagorje ob Savi