In the so-called Creative District in Novi Sad, the second biggest city in Serbia, which will bear the title of European Capital of Culture in 2022, the sounds of machines and tools of the former industrial zone of the city, will soon be replaced by a creative drive of contemporary creation.<\/p>\n
In light of preparations for the title year, the transformation of the industrial zone<\/strong>, a space that has been fostering a 100-year long history of craftsmanship heritage across 11 thousand square metres, is well under way and is already giving outlines of the future Novi Sad centre for contemporary creation located next to the Danube.<\/p>\n Out of seven big spaces for organising and implementing different types of events, and the smaller ones which will be used by both artists and new users again, the Creative District in Novi Sad, located in part of the city titled Great Liman, will encompass a total of 12 objects<\/strong>, which represent a model for restoration and preservation of industrial heritage<\/strong>, not just in Novi Sad but the rest of Europe as well.<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t\t
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