Exhibition “Električni orgazam — Svaki novi dan”
Forty years ago, Yugoslav rock took a big step forward.
When people in the Balkans say "let's just pop in for a bit", it's usually about food and takes at least half a day.
The Belgrade Fair (Beogradski sajam) will host Sajam etno hrane i pica — an ethnic food and drink fair. It runs from 12 to 15 November, four days. The announcement gives no details about the programme or participants, so I'll only write what is known: the name promises traditional food and drinks, and that's reason enough to drop by. I'd go on an empty stomach and with no firm plans for the evening, because with my willpower I stand no chance against stalls full of treats 😅
It's best to check prices and opening hours for each day on the organisers' website; the bot will leave the link below.
Who's coming with me to try something local and unfamiliar? 👇
❤️🔥 Practical information
🗓 12 November — 15 November
📍 Beogradski sajam
🟡 Entry: price to be confirmed
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Noir, blues and electronica in a single voice: sounds like the perfect November.