About the institution: After almost a hundred years of efforts, the Croatian National Theater was founded in Mostar on September 22, 1994, by the decision of the Government of the Croatian Republic of Herceg-Bosnia, then, as it is today, the only professional theater of the Croatian people in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Croats of Mostar and Herzegovina started building their first building for theater performances, singing and balls in 1896 through the association Bratimstvo svetoga Antun and together with the singing Catholic society Hrvoje. The building [...]

About the institution: The public institution National Theater in Mostar was founded on November 28, 1949. At the beginning of its work, the Theater acted as a classical drama theater, within which the Drama Studio, the City Hall Orchestra, which later became a separate institution, the Art Gallery, the Children's Stage, and later the modern chamber stage "Studio 64" developed over the years. From its foundation until today, [...]

About the institution: The Puppet Theater in Mostar was founded in 1952. Its seat, then as it is today, is the former Jewish synagogue in the Brankovac neighborhood of Mostar, which, in the early fifties of the last century, was given to the Puppet Theater by the Jewish Municipality of Mostar for that purpose only. For all these years, the Puppet Theater has become a real temple [...]

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About the institution: The institution Hrvatski dom Herceg Stjepan Kosač, as the legal successor of the former House of Culture, was founded as a public company in 1994, by the Decision on the Foundation of the Public Company Hrvatski dom Herceg Stjepan Kosač, of the Mostar Municipal Council, and existed as such until 2002, when the Decisions on taking over the founding rights and obligations of the municipal councils of the city municipalities of the South, [...]

About the institution: According to the opinions of people who are well versed in the events of the nineties of the twentieth century in the territory of the former Yugoslavia, Mostar is certainly one of the cities that suffered the greatest destruction, both physically and spiritually. The war, unfortunately, changed the face of the city, which experienced the greatest urbicide, genocide and culturocide in the vortex of the war, [...]