Here's what to do during the weekend of 18-20 September.

Enjoy an evening of choral music and film or a multicultural picnic in Prügerka.

A mystery Danube pontoon, Slovakia’s sweet Scandinavian success, and a Rusyn village with its own piroh.

The Bernolákovo factory employs 148 people and will wind down production by March 2027.

The festival, focused on migration and Slovakia’s foreign communities, runs from 19 to 30 September.

The 120-year-old windows are now part of a memorial to Slovaks who emigrated to America.

The investment includes a new electric furnace, while up to €350 million will come from the EU Modernisation Fund.

Celebrate diversity at the [fjúžn] festival, head to the Good Market and become a scientist for a day.

CSG says payments continued after Kaliňák became defence minister, but covered earlier work. He rejects any conflict of interest.

Entrepreneurs have to navigate the potentially tricky issue of family succession.

Jeff Lugowe spent weeks travelling around Slovakia for his podcast, discovering a country he found both inspiring and alarming.

The number dropped to 1,152 in 2025, with Ukrainians, Czechs and Hungarians the largest groups.

The pontoon is one of 10 Danube mooring sites leased without a public competition to a company owned by the daughters of a governing Smer party MP.

George Shuba could not care less if his teammate “was Technicolour”.

The 1984 fantasy classic leads a nostalgic top 10 that also includes Harry Potter, Shrek, Home Alone and The Lion King.

Fico’s coalition troubles flare up, Slovak radars could head to NATO’s eastern flank, Šaštín marks a feast that is not a day off this year.

The speciality from Kamienka attracts visitors from abroad, although residents rank another dish higher.

The town and contractor disagree over who is responsible for the damage.

Cloetta’s largest plant recorded €116 million in sales last year while its profit nearly tripled.

The Kazakh star has trained in the capital before Grand Slams for the past five or six years.