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The exhibition "Images and Metaphors" at the Idrija Lace Festival presents bobbin laceworks by the Lace Society Marjetica Cerkno, which express fundamental metaphors of love, courage, wisdom, and spirituality.

The exhibition of Saša Laceworks products in the park offers a unique experience where lace intertwines with nature, flowers, and small animals, creating a nostalgic and artistic atmosphere.

The exhibition "Images and Metaphors" at the Idrija Lace Festival presents bobbin laceworks by the Lace Society Marjetica Cerkno, which express fundamental metaphors of love, courage, wisdom, and spirituality.

The exhibition of Saša Laceworks products in the park offers a unique experience where lace intertwines with nature, flowers, and small animals, creating a nostalgic and artistic atmosphere.

More than 500 lacemakers from 11 countries created roses of hope, which were transformed by artist Eva Petrič into the Peace Dove, a symbol of peace and harmony.

The exhibition of amateur lacemaking creations at the 43rd Idrija Lace Festival connects the tradition of lacemaking with beekeeping heritage under the slogan MEDeni prepLET (Honeycomb interLACE).

Karlo Kirri at the Idrija Lace Festival explores the connection between traditional Idrija lace and contemporary art, and through the project **BELAKRONIKA**, raises questions about the significance of lace across time, space, and culture.

The exhibition "Sun-Kissed Idrija Lace" presents Idrija bobbin lace on summer swimwear, where the tradition of lacemaking meets the modern fashion world through the use of new swim-friendly threads.

The exhibition "From Idrija to Vienna" connects the tradition of Idrija lace with the art of Friedensreich Hundertwasser, creating unique artworks that intertwine the past and the present.

The exhibition "Beehive" showcases bobbin lace in the honeycomb technique, symbolizing the importance of bees and supporting the United Nations slogan "Bee Engaged."

The "Garden of Eden" exhibition combines bobbin lace and bee symbolism, highlighting tradition, creativity, and the connection to nature through unique exhibits.

Discover the unique heritage of handmade Idrija lace at the 2025 annual exhibition by children and youth of the Idrija Lace School.

The exhibition tells the story of handmade Idrija lace, its historical significance for mining families, and its modern presence on fashion runways, featuring exceptional pieces such as Jovanka’s tablecloth.

The exhibition "Skills and Secrets of Weaving Masters" offers insight into the history of weaving and textile conservation, including the restoration of bobbin lace from the Idrija Municipal Museum collection.

The exhibition of the most beautiful bobbin lace from the depot of the Idrija Municipal Museum offers an insight into a rich collection of lace that has been carefully preserved over the past 20 years and is now on public display for the first time.

The opening ceremony of the 43rd Idrija Lace Festival will connect the stories from the hives of the Idrija Town Beekeeping Centre with the rich tradition of lacemaking, marking the 100th anniversary of the Town Beekeeping Centre, 45 years of the Idrija Beekeepers Association, and 360 years of the Idrija Miners' Band.

The exhibition "Images and Metaphors" at the Idrija Lace Festival presents bobbin laceworks by the Lace Society Marjetica Cerkno, which express fundamental metaphors of love, courage, wisdom, and spirituality.

The exhibition of Saša Laceworks products in the park offers a unique experience where lace intertwines with nature, flowers, and small animals, creating a nostalgic and artistic atmosphere.

The exhibition of the most beautiful bobbin lace from the depot of the Idrija Municipal Museum offers an insight into a rich collection of lace that has been carefully preserved over the past 20 years and is now on public display for the first time.

Discover the unique heritage of handmade Idrija lace at the 2025 annual exhibition by children and youth of the Idrija Lace School.

More than 500 lacemakers from 11 countries created roses of hope, which were transformed by artist Eva Petrič into the Peace Dove, a symbol of peace and harmony.

The exhibition of amateur lacemaking creations at the 43rd Idrija Lace Festival connects the tradition of lacemaking with beekeeping heritage under the slogan MEDeni prepLET (Honeycomb interLACE).

Karlo Kirri at the Idrija Lace Festival explores the connection between traditional Idrija lace and contemporary art, and through the project **BELAKRONIKA**, raises questions about the significance of lace across time, space, and culture.

The exhibition "Skills and Secrets of Weaving Masters" offers insight into the history of weaving and textile conservation, including the restoration of bobbin lace from the Idrija Municipal Museum collection.

The exhibition "Sun-Kissed Idrija Lace" presents Idrija bobbin lace on summer swimwear, where the tradition of lacemaking meets the modern fashion world through the use of new swim-friendly threads.

The exhibition "From Idrija to Vienna" connects the tradition of Idrija lace with the art of Friedensreich Hundertwasser, creating unique artworks that intertwine the past and the present.

The exhibition tells the story of handmade Idrija lace, its historical significance for mining families, and its modern presence on fashion runways, featuring exceptional pieces such as Jovanka’s tablecloth.

The exhibition "Beehive" showcases bobbin lace in the honeycomb technique, symbolizing the importance of bees and supporting the United Nations slogan "Bee Engaged."

The "Garden of Eden" exhibition combines bobbin lace and bee symbolism, highlighting tradition, creativity, and the connection to nature through unique exhibits.

Join the lacemaking workshop at the Idrija Lace School and the presentation of the manual "Idrija Lace: Dots and Balls," and discover new techniques to create elegant items such as jewelry and garment inserts.

At the Idrija Lace School, students proudly showcase the art of making Idrija lace and invite visitors to try their hand at this beautiful tradition.

Join the many activities organized by the Idrija Beekeeping Association as part of the festival, celebrating its 45th anniversary.

The Idrija Lace Lacemakers' Association will showcase the art of lacemaking and the preservation of Idrija lace tradition at various locations in the center of Idrija, while also offering visitors an insight into the techniques and innovations of the lacemakers.

The Big Saturday Concert at Mestni trg will feature energetic performances by Karlo Kirri Production, Zablujena Generacija, and Orlek, promising an unforgettable musical experience as part of the Idrija Lace Festival.

The exhibition "Images and Metaphors" at the Idrija Lace Festival presents bobbin laceworks by the Lace Society Marjetica Cerkno, which express fundamental metaphors of love, courage, wisdom, and spirituality.

The exhibition of Saša Laceworks products in the park offers a unique experience where lace intertwines with nature, flowers, and small animals, creating a nostalgic and artistic atmosphere.

The exhibition of the most beautiful bobbin lace from the depot of the Idrija Municipal Museum offers an insight into a rich collection of lace that has been carefully preserved over the past 20 years and is now on public display for the first time.

The exhibition "Beehive" showcases bobbin lace in the honeycomb technique, symbolizing the importance of bees and supporting the United Nations slogan "Bee Engaged."

The exhibition "Skills and Secrets of Weaving Masters" offers insight into the history of weaving and textile conservation, including the restoration of bobbin lace from the Idrija Municipal Museum collection.

The exhibition tells the story of handmade Idrija lace, its historical significance for mining families, and its modern presence on fashion runways, featuring exceptional pieces such as Jovanka’s tablecloth.

More than 500 lacemakers from 11 countries created roses of hope, which were transformed by artist Eva Petrič into the Peace Dove, a symbol of peace and harmony.

The exhibition of amateur lacemaking creations at the 43rd Idrija Lace Festival connects the tradition of lacemaking with beekeeping heritage under the slogan MEDeni prepLET (Honeycomb interLACE).

Karlo Kirri at the Idrija Lace Festival explores the connection between traditional Idrija lace and contemporary art, and through the project **BELAKRONIKA**, raises questions about the significance of lace across time, space, and culture.

Discover the unique heritage of handmade Idrija lace at the 2025 annual exhibition by children and youth of the Idrija Lace School.

The exhibition "Sun-Kissed Idrija Lace" presents Idrija bobbin lace on summer swimwear, where the tradition of lacemaking meets the modern fashion world through the use of new swim-friendly threads.

The "Garden of Eden" exhibition combines bobbin lace and bee symbolism, highlighting tradition, creativity, and the connection to nature through unique exhibits.

The exhibition "From Idrija to Vienna" connects the tradition of Idrija lace with the art of Friedensreich Hundertwasser, creating unique artworks that intertwine the past and the present.

The Idrija Lace Lacemakers' Association will showcase the art of lacemaking and the preservation of Idrija lace tradition at various locations in the center of Idrija, while also offering visitors an insight into the techniques and innovations of the lacemakers.

The national lacemaking competition for the Ivanka Ferjančič Award is the heart of the Idrija Lace Festival, where primary school students and adult competitors compete in various lacemaking tasks.

Join the numerous activities organized by the Idrija Beekeepers' Association as part of the festival, celebrating its 45th anniversary.

The Venetian Boys' concert at the Idrija Lace Festival will liven up the Sunday afternoon with folk music and an unforgettable atmosphere.

At the closing of the Idrija Lace Festival, we will announce the most beautiful lace, award certificates to students, present the "Idrija Lace" origin mark certificates, and announce the results of the lacemaking competition for the Ivanka Ferjančič Award.

The dance spectacle by the Idrija Dance Club will showcase the incredible energy, passion, and talent of young dancers, who will impress the audience with their exceptional technique and creativity through their performances.

Join us for a dance-gymnastics spectacle, where young talents from Nastja Lakner Čavlović's Dance-Gymnastics School will impress with outstanding performances, showcasing their incredible dance and gymnastics skills!

In the premises of the former mine smelting plant, discover the exciting yet dangerous properties of the only metal that remains liquid at room temperature.

We invite you to visit the second-largest mercury mine in the world, located in the oldest mining town in Slovenia. With its rich mercury heritage, it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The exhibition will showcase the best honey samples evaluated this year, offering insight into the quality and diversity of Slovenian honey.

The Honey Story at the Slovenian Beekeeping Association pavilion will take visitors through the world of beekeeping – from flowers to honey, with an interactive experience of sight, smell, touch, and taste.

Discover the mysterious world of natural and geological heritage and learn how the inhabitants adapted their lives to the nature of the Idrija region.

The opening ceremony of the 43rd Idrija Lace Festival will connect the stories from the hives of the Idrija Town Beekeeping Centre with the rich tradition of lacemaking, marking the 100th anniversary of the Town Beekeeping Centre, 45 years of the Idrija Beekeepers Association, and 360 years of the Idrija Miners' Band.

The stories from mining history will come to life during your visit to the house, accompanied by a guide who will warmly welcome you, share the recipe for the best Idrija žlikrofi, and reveal secrets from the everyday life of former mining families.

You are invited to the Fair of Traditional and Artistic Crafts and Lacemaking Tools, where you can discover unique products, meet masters of craftsmanship, and find everything you need for lacemaking and creation.

Join the many activities organized by the Idrija Beekeeping Association as part of the festival, celebrating its 45th anniversary.

The Big Saturday Concert at Mestni trg will feature energetic performances by Karlo Kirri Production, Zablujena Generacija, and Orlek, promising an unforgettable musical experience as part of the Idrija Lace Festival.

Join the numerous activities organized by the Idrija Beekeepers' Association as part of the festival, celebrating its 45th anniversary.

The Venetian Boys' concert at the Idrija Lace Festival will liven up the Sunday afternoon with folk music and an unforgettable atmosphere.

The dance spectacle by the Idrija Dance Club will showcase the incredible energy, passion, and talent of young dancers, who will impress the audience with their exceptional technique and creativity through their performances.

Join us for a dance-gymnastics spectacle, where young talents from Nastja Lakner Čavlović's Dance-Gymnastics School will impress with outstanding performances, showcasing their incredible dance and gymnastics skills!