The Domžale Culture House traces its history back over one hundred years, to the former Community Centre dating from 1910 that hosted a large number of stage plays. Domžale Music School was established on the premises of the Community Centre in 1950 and assumed ownership of the building two and a half decades later. Over time, the centre fell into decay, and the music school moved out of the dilapidated building. The opening ceremony of the renovated venue, renamed Franc Bernik Culture House, took place on 6 February 1998. The building houses Music School Domžale and the Public Institution Franc Bernik Culture House Domžale. The Culture House bears the name of Domžale-based priest, writer, composer and the local chronicler, Franc Bernik (1870–1948). Location: Domžale

The Centre of Slavic Cultures is situated in the former KUD France Prešeren (Arts and Culture Association). Location: Ljubljana

The biggest bar in the region of Upper Savinja Valley, Franky's Pub offers a superb selection of beverages and a vibrant concert programme. Location: Mozirje

The largest club of the Metelkova mesto Alternative Culture Centre, Gala Hala hosts concerts by major underground music artists stopping in Ljubljana on their tours. In addition to featuring music concerts, the club provides a venue for video screenings, live DJ appearances, and various themed evenings. In the summer, most of the concerts and other events organised by Gala Hala are held at the open-air venue set up in the club's back garden, which admits up to 900 people. This interesting club occasionally hosts events that form part of Ljubljana's major festivals, including Druga godba. Location: Ljubljana

In 2016, Bar Trenutek was taken over by a young collective, which opened up an entirely new chapter in the establishment’s 20-year history. The venue’s refurbishment led to a new clientele and a markedly different atmosphere. Catering for music lovers, the Bar’s admission-free live-music concerts are held under the common title Free Pajzl Art Events. Being a most intimate venue, all featured concerts provide for a unique experience. Location: Ljubljana

Gornja Radgona Youth Centre’s mission is to provide logistical and functional support to young people in the areas of development, information, education and social welfare, cultural activity, entertainment and social inclusion of the young and young at heart. Gornja Radgona Youth Centre is a division of the public institute Kultprotur. Location: Gornja Radgona

Location: Ljubljana

The beginnings of Gromka go back to 1995 and a theatre space called Teater Gromki, whose collective consisted of artists working in different types of performing arts. Gradually joined by various individuals, the theatre was eventually repurposed as a club. Gromka’s current informal collective comprises an eclectic bunch of writers, musicians and film enthusiasts. Not only a concert venue, Gromka resembles a jigsaw puzzle, morphing from a lecture hall into a cinema, doubling as a living room and then transforming into a theatre. Gromka supports diverse urban (sub)cultural and disregarded-music practices, encourages political activism and informal education based on the non-profit ‘DIY’ principle. Location: Ljubljana

The Grosuplje Culture House is managed by the Grosuplje Association of Cultural Societies. The concert hall hosts pop and jazz concerts. Location: Grosuplje

Primarily a sports arena, Hala Tivoli also provides a venue for big concerts. It includes a small and a large hall. Location: Ljubljana