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The autumn ReThread programme, organized by the Slovenian Textile Art Biennial, will be dedicated to Slow Looking, a practice that invites us to slow down, engage attentively with what we see, and, in a time of rapidly flowing images and information, remain curious and open.
The next performance within the exhibition Untitled 2026 will take place on Thursday, 5 November at the Škofja Loka Castles Collection.
Join us for a Castle Matinee! Every last Saturday of the month, you take a guided tour of our permanent collections and get to know the rich natural and cultural heritage of the Škofja Loka area, and afterwards have a cup of coffee (with a coupon) at the Škofja Loka Castle Cafe while enjoying an excellent view of the medieval town.
At this storytelling evening, Mija Stopar brings back memories of the people of Prlekija who were so dear to her, among whom she spent her childhood and part of her youth, and to whom she returned time and again throughout her life. Memories worn into the paths along the hillsides, into white, straw-thatched timber-and-clay cottages, and into the modest lives of people who left her an immeasurable wealth: stories, tales, and songs.
The next performance within the exhibition Untitled 2026 will take place on Wednesday, 28 October at the Castle Gallery.
The next performance within the exhibition Untitled 2026 will take place on Wednesday, 28 October at the Castle Gallery.
Join us beneath the arcades of Škofja Loka Castle, where we will display a variety of mushroom species growing in the surrounding natural environment at that time of year.
The next performance within the exhibition Untitled 2026 will take place on Tuesday, 20 October at the Castle Gallery.
The next performance within the exhibition Unitled 2026 will take place on Wednesday at the Castle Gallery.
The Amsterdam-based Croatian artist Tomo Savić-Gecan has conceived his new work Untitled, 2026 specifically for Škofja Loka and linked it to the Škofja Loka Museum’s collection of old books. The exhibition will be held at the almost empty Ivan Grohar Gallery and on the museum’s premises at Škofja Loka Castle.