Foklorna Skupina Kres and Mi Smo Mi present "An evening of cultural song and dance" at 7:00pm at the Slovenian National Home on St. Clair Ave. Adults $15 and children under 12- $5. For tickets call Sonja Kolaric at (440) 256-1546.
Sept. 11( Sat.)
St. Vitus Adult Slovenian School. Held in St. Vitus Parish School building. Two Saturdays each month from Sept to May. From 9:15 to 11:30am. Cost is $50 each semester. Contact Lillian Centa at (216) 289-7253.
Sept. 11( Sat.)
S.A.C. (Melvindale, MI) Special event. Music: Vyhlidal Orchestra from Nebraska from 6 - 10:00 p.m. Doors Open: 5:00 p.m. $15. Food available.
Sept. 12 (Sun.)
St.Vitus Annual Altar and Rosary Society benefit dinner. Sit-down and take-out dinners available. Adults $12; $6 for child under 12 years-old. Contact the parish house at (216) 361-1444 for ticket and other information.
Slovenians are known for many of their arts and crafts, and Easter Egg coloring is no different. This video is the overview of the traditional egg coloring using onion peels and various grasses, herbs, or flowers to decorate the egg. It is relatively simple and a great way to make an all natural, Slovenian Easter Egg.
The children and parents of the St. Vitus Slovenian School in Cleveland, Ohio USA, spend the Saturday before Palm Sunday preparing "butare" for the traditional Slovenian Palm Sunday Liturgy. It is a tradition that dates back generations in Cleveland. Video by Tim Percic.
Pri Farni Cerkvici (arranged - J. Leskovar) performed by Fantje na vasi (USA)--FNV Musical Director: John Srsen. Performed November 1, 2009 at the Breen Center for the Arts in Cleveland, Ohio USA on the campus of St. Ignatius High School. Fantje na vasi is a Slovenian men's singing group. To find out more, visit www.FantjeNaVasiUSA.com
Leave it to a group of creative Slovenians to re-invent "Africa"...the song that is. The 80's pop hit was a smash for the band Toto, but I bet you've never heard a remake quite like this. The group Perpetuum Jazzile is an a cappella jazz choir from Slovenia. They start the song with a intriguing intro--an "a cappella African thunderstorm."
This video is of the Fr. Kumse Annual Memorial Day Bike Trip from Collinwood to Harpersfield, Ohio. The trek is about 47 miles with participants joining all along the way. This 20+ year tradition starts after morning Liturgy at St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Collinwood. There are designated meeting places, like Denny's Restaurant in Willoughby, and an ice cream shop in Painseville. At those points, ...
Council General Zvone Zigon, from the Republic of Slovenia, (introduced by Cleveland City Councilman, Mike Polensek) addresses those in attendence at a farewell ceremony in Cleveland City Hall in his honor...
The video is about 19 minutes long. It requires at least a DSL connection to view.
Ohio State Representative, Kenny Yuko (introduced by Cleveland City Councilman, Mike Polensek) congratulates Council General Zvone Zigon from the Republic of Slovenia, on a job well done...
Cleveland City Councilman, Joe Cimperman (introduced by Cleveland City Councilman, Mike Polensek) congratulates Council General Zvone Zigon from the Republic of Slovenia, on a job well done...
Fantje na vasi & Mi smo mi, two exceptional Slovenian-American singing groups sing the 'Star-spangled Banner' at Cleveland City Hall for Council General Zvone Zigon's Cleveland Farewell ceremony and photo exhibit.
Fantje na vasi & Mi smo mi, two exceptional Slovenian-American singing groups sing the national anthem of the Republic of Slovenia at Cleveland City Hall for Council General Zvone Zigon's Cleveland Farewell ceremony and photo exhibit.
This video was shot during Chrismas Midnight Mass (2008) at St. Vitus Church in Cleveland, Ohio. This clip is of the Blessing of the Nativity at the open of Liturgy. It is followed by the singing of Silent Night.
The video is about 4 minutes long. It requires at least a DSL connection to view.
This video was shot during Chrismas Midnight Mass (2008) at St. Vitus Church in Cleveland, Ohio. This clip is of the Blessing of the Nativity at the open of Liturgy. It is followed by the singing of Silent Night.
The video is about 4 minutes long. It requires at least a DSL connection to view.
