Vatreni on the big screen, Andrea Šušnjara, and an ox on the spit! A real spectacle is being prepared in this Zagreb neighborhood
Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The 'Dani Dugava' event in Zagreb celebrates its 10th anniversary from June 17-22 with sports, concerts, and food.
- The event will feature joint viewing of Croatia's World Cup match against England, alongside various sports competitions and musical performances.
- A traditional ox roast, a signature of the event, will be a culinary highlight, alongside other local specialties.
The 'Dani Dugava' (Dugava Days) event in Zagreb is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a packed program of sports, concerts, and culinary delights from June 17 to 22. What began as a local handball tournament has grown into one of the most popular events in the Novi Zagreb district.
This jubilee edition offers a richer lineup than ever before. Over six days, attendees can participate in competitions across various disciplines, including handball, football, basketball, table tennis, and card games, with a new darts tournament added this year. Beyond sports, 'Dani Dugava' has evolved into a significant cultural gathering.
A major attraction will be the live broadcast of Croatia's World Cup match against England on a large LED screen on the opening day, June 17. Organizers anticipate Dugave Square to be filled with Croatian flags and enthusiastic fans cheering for the Vatreni (the Blazers).
The event will also feature a vibrant entertainment program, with musical performances by Andrea Šušnjara on Saturday, June 20, and the band Gea on Sunday, June 21. Complementing the festivities will be a wide array of gastronomic offerings, showcasing numerous local specialties. The traditional ox roast, a hallmark of the festival, is expected to draw significant attention once again.
'Dani Dugava' has become a symbol of community, sportsmanship, and togetherness in Novi Zagreb. Organizers invite all residents of Zagreb to join the celebration of the event's decade-long success.
Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.