SAN MUSICAL PARTY
Sunday Nov. 18, 2018
3030 Dundas West restaurant & baar
7:00pm
PETA DIMENZIJA - ex YU pop & rock!
SAN MAGAZINE AWARDED
at the Annual Award Ceremony of the National Ethnic Press Council - NEPMCC at the City of Toronto tonight, on Nov. 09, 2018.
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Serbian-Canadian Association of Writers ..Desanka Maksimovic" celebrated 40th Anniversity on Sep. 30th 2018.
SAN Magazine was one of the media that was awarded for the sucessful cooperation with SKUP DM during the last couple of years. SAN was a sponsor for the best poem competition in May 2018.
Vesna Nedic had received the Award from Snezana Ivkovic, president of SKUP DM.
A Universe Waiting to be Discovered:
A Conversation with Dr. Milica Radišić, Scientist and Professor at the University of Toronto
RAVANICA Monastery, Serbia
Serbian cultural organization Oplenac was founded in Canada, far away from its homeland, exactly 30 years ago. And so, somewhere at the edge of the earth, out of a primordial need to preserve its own identity, the strong love towards Serbian traditions and centuries-old heritage found its shelter. As soon as you walk through the doors of Oplenac, it looks as if you magically stepped into a Serbian home.
Four Decades of Nurturing Serbian Language and Culture in Canada
The cultural scene in Toronto, Ontario—and indeed of the whole of North America—would be unimaginable without the diligent work of one of the most animated and industrious devotees: the long-time president of the Association of Writers and Poets “Desanka Maksimović” from Toronto, Kaća Kostić. She has mentored tens of quality poets and prose writers, and gathered many artists around her association. Her feeling for people, patience, and above all knowledge of all things literary, journalistic, and publishing, remains an eternal stamp on our immigrant community in Canada.
The origin of Preferans cannot be conclusively determined. In spite of the French roots of the game’s terminology and the game’s name itself, which comes from 1802, it is more likely that Preferans originated among the Russian nobility of the mid-nineteenth century. According to some sources, it was Kosta Cukić who brought Preferans to Serbia in 1848.
From Vrlika to Ervenik, in the region of Northern Dalmatia and the Dalmatian Hinterlands, six monastaries of the Serbian Orthodox Church span a distance of 100 kilometres.
The Monasteries of the Eparchy of Dalmatia