The 11th Dubrovnik Winter Festival has dazzled locals and visitors alike, offering an unprecedented array of events across iconic and newly introduced magical venues. From Santa Claus from Lapland to St. Nicholas, the city has buzzed with festive music and joy, creating a truly unforgettable holiday season. As the festival enters its final week, a vibrant program awaits.

Highlights of the Final Week

Saturday, December 28
The day begins with educational guided tours of the city in Croatian and English, followed by a folklore performance outside St. Blaise’s Church at 11:30 AM. Lapad Bay will host creative workshops, a sailing regatta, and live music by the Rock Palace Band.

In Mokošica, children can enjoy crafting illuminated Christmas cards and 3D ornaments, while the Marina Držić Theatre presents the children’s play The Nutcracker at 5 PM and 7 PM. Evening events include a piano and strings concert at Saloča od zrcala and a tribute to Dubrovnik musician Milo Hrnić on Stradun at 9 PM, featuring a stellar lineup of performers.

Sunday, December 29
Activities kick off with a charity football tournament in Gospino Polje. Music enthusiasts can enjoy performances by GR Sorgo musicians and the Dubrovnik City Music Christmas Concert. The day concludes with a live performance by Matko and Brane outside the student dorm and Sergej Ćetković on Stradun.

Monday, December 30
Events include a Christmas ornament workshop at Lapad Library, live music on Stradun by Matija Cvek, and performances by Giuliano, Diktatori, and Maja Bajamić at the student dorm.

New Year’s Eve
Celebrations start early with a children’s New Year’s party on Stradun at 11 AM. Cocktails, caroling, and festive music lead into the evening’s spectacular performances by Tony Cetinski and Italian rock legend Zucchero, who will ring in 2025 with a memorable midnight toast.

New Year’s Day
The Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra’s traditional New Year’s concert takes center stage at noon on Stradun, while the evening features a performance by Rišpet.

Continuing Events
Workshops, guided tours, and activities continue through January 4, culminating in a humanitarian concert in Mokošica.

Accessibility and Discounts

To encourage participation, free public transportation is available in the afternoons and evenings, and the DU Pass, granting access to Dubrovnik’s key attractions, has been discounted to €15.