Past events

1 oct Sat
1. 10. 2022 @ 10:00

Guided Tour of the Škofja Loka Passion Play Collection

European Network of Holy Week and Easter Celebrations Day

Free entry

Join us for a guided tour of the Škofja Loka Passion play collection, celebrating the day of the European Network of Holy Week and Easter Celebrations. It is an international network of tourist destinations or a cultural route, the purpose of which is to combine efforts to preserve the intangible heritage associated with Holy Week and Easter.

28 sep Wed
28. 9. 2022 @ 18:00

Tomislav Brajnović: The Heavens Restore Order // An Artist Is a Living Museum

Exhibition Opening at the Ivan Grohar Gallery & Škofja Loka Museum

Free entry

You are kindly invited to attend the opening of two exhibitions by Tomislav Brajnović, a contemporary conceptual artist from Croatia. The exhibition on view at the Ivan Grohar Gallery presents nine works from his recent production. Sixteen other works from his extensive oeuvre are exhibited in a dialogue with the content of the permanent museum collections and in the chapel and living room of the Škofja Loka Museum.

24 sep Sat
24. 9. 2022 @ 11:00

Around the Crngrob Church

Guided tour of the Church of the Annunciation

Church of the Annunciation in Crngrob
Free entry

Did you know that the Church of the Annunciation in Crngrob is one of the oldest pilgrimage churches in Slovenia and one of the three European churches where whale ribs are kept? Join our free guided tour of the Church and learn about its interesting history! 

21 sep Wed
21. 9. 2022 @ 18:00

Light infantry weapons of the Yugoslav People's Army and the Territorial Defense

Accompanying programme of the exhibition From Liberation to Independence

Free entry

The curator of the Škofja Loka Museum Jože Štukl will present selected pieces of weapons: a submachine gun, which was considered a symbolic weapon of Slovenian independence, the smallest submachine gun in the world and one of the most recognizable automatic rifles, 100 million of which were produced.

17 sep Sat
17. 9. 2022 @ 11:00

Around the Crngrob Church

Guided tour of the Church of the Annunciation

Church of the Annunciation in Crngrob
Free entry

Did you know that the Church of the Annunciation in Crngrob is one of the oldest pilgrimage churches in Slovenia and one of the three European churches where whale ribs are kept? Join our free guided tour of the Church and learn about its interesting history! 

14 sep Wed
14. 9. 2022 @ 18:00

From Fleece to Wool

Round Tower, Škofja Loka Museum
Free entry

We kindly invite you to the opening of the exhibition From Fleece to Wool, which will start at 6.00 pm in the Arts & Crafts Centre DUO Škofja Loka and continue in the Round Tower of the Škofja Loka Museum.

12 sep Mon
12. 9. 2022 @ 17:00

Partisan Graphics

Creative workshop

Canceled!

We invite you to a creative workshop! We will first take a short tour of the exhibition by Ive Šubic marking the 100th jubilee of the painter, then we will get to know an alternative graphic technique and try out hand printing. We will also learn how to sign graphic sheets correctly and create a small print run like real graphic artists. Motifs for graphic works will of course be found in Šubic's art!

10 sep Sat
10. 9. 2022 @ 11:00

Around the Crngrob Church

Guided tour of the Church of the Annunciation

Church of the Annunciation in Crngrob
Free entry

Did you know that the Church of the Annunciation in Crngrob is one of the oldest pilgrimage churches in Slovenia and one of the three European churches where whale ribs are kept? Join our free guided tour of the Church and learn about its interesting history! 

9 sep Fri
9. 9. 2022 @ 17:15

Brewing in the Škofja Loka Area in the Middle Ages

A Lecture by Jože tukl

Free entry

Through the lecture, with the help of available historical sources, we will shed light on the beginnings of brewing in the territory of the former Škofja Loka Seigniory. We will try to find out what was the cause of the flourishing of brewing in the villages of Sorško polje in the 12th century and why it almost completely died out by the end of the 14th century.