In the period 14-16 May 2025 students of additional Slovenian language classes in Banja Luka and Slatina and members of the Association of Slovenians "Triglav" visited the Slovenian community in Porabje /Raba Valley/, more precisely in the town of Števanovci in Hungary.

On Saturday and Sunday, May 10 and 11, 2025, a gathering of students of Slovenian language and culture from Bosnia and Herzegovina was held in Tuzla.

After a full 8 years, the Banja Luka audience had the opportunity to once again enjoy the performance of the male choir Primorski academic choir Vinko Vodopivec, which comes from Ljubljana.

Exactly 30 years ago (1995), UNESCO declared April 23rd World Book Day, dedicated to the promotion of reading, publishing and the protection of copyright and intellectual property.

On Tuesday, April 15, as part of the 2025 Banja Luka Spring event, the concert Spring with National Minorities of the City of Banja Luka was held at the Youth Center.

On Tuesday evening, April 1, 2025, in the packed City Hall of the Banski Dvor Cultural Center in Banjaluka, the Ensemble Friends from the Vrbas river area held a memorable concert.

On Friday, 28 March 2025, in the exceptional ambience of the House of Milanović’s in Banja Luka, a concert was held by the male choir "Pobratimija" from Nova Gorica, with a guest appearance by the Mixed Choir "Davorin Jenko" of the Triglav Association.

At the suggestion of the Ambassador of the Republic of Slovenia to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Damijan Sedar, a trip to Slovenia was organized on March 26 and 27, 2025, for students of Slovenian language classes, with an emphasis on watching the qualification jumps in Planica.

World Poetry Day has been celebrated on March 21st since 2000, and was established by UNESCO in 1999. The purpose of this Day is to promote reading, writing and publishing poetry in schools around the world, as well as to encourage and give new recognition to national, regional and international poetry movements.

Gregorjevo is a holiday celebrated on March 12, the feast of Saint Gregory, Pope and teacher in the Church.