As part of their latest European tour, the famous Swedish garage-rock band, Mando Diao, will perform at Zagreb’s Boogaloo Club on November 26th. They will be promoting their latest studio album, “Give Me Fire”, which features their current single “Dance With Somebody”.

This year’s Festival of New Circus, which will take place between the 26th and the 30th of November, is dedicated to the phenomenon of female circus. Like in previous years, the audience will have an opportunity to enjoy a colourful repertoire of various circus techniques.

The lovers of the fine art associated with the period of the so-called the intimism have an excellent reason to visit an exhibition which remains open at Zagreb's Modern Gallery until the 13th December. The exhibition offers over 160 works of art by the greatest names of Croatian fine art produced during the first part of last century.

The Zagreb Zoo won the European Carnivore Awareness Award against the competition of a total of 150 European Zoos, which participated in the European Carnivore Campaign 2008 and 2009.

Jazz aficionados will soon have the opportunity to enjoy performances by one of the greatest jazz saxophonists in the world. Zagreb will be host to Sonny Rollins, who will perform as part of this year’s 5th Vip Zagreb Jazz Festival. Soon thereafter, at the 10th No Jazz festival, many other top class jazz musicians will perform.

In the month when numerous wine festivals are being organized, Zagreb will officially open its first wine road along which tourists will be able to visit seven family-owned vineyards and small wineries.

On November 13th the globally-renowned Croatian virtuoso pianist, Maksim Mrvica, will perform at the renovated Vatroslav Lisinski concert hall. The virtuoso, who successfully combines classical and pop music, is known as one of the best crossover musicians, and his performance with the Zagreb Philharmonic is surely going to be a treat.

Between the 26th and the 28th of November the ice-rink of Zagreb’s Dom Sportova sports hall will be the venue for the 23rd Golden Bear; the international youth figure-skating competition, in which some three hundred juniors from twenty countries will perform.