Good Centaur – Bad Centaur

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Location: Subotica, North Bačka District, Serbia

What does it mean to be from Subotica? What is it like to live in a city where different languages, cultures, and identities meet every day?

Good Centaur – Bad Centaur is an audio story about what it means to be from Subotica and about life in a multicultural city. The tour begins at the Railway Station and takes you through Subotica, passing by City Hall, the Serbian Cultural Centre, the Synagogue, the Hungarian Cultural Centre, and the Bunjevačko Cultural Centre. Along the way, it explores the languages we hear and speak, the different cultures we live with, and how growing up and living in such an environment shapes our identity and our sense of belonging to the city.

Duration: 30–40 minutes

Story by: Olga Čegar Narrator: Jelena Rašković Audio production: Saša Fadi Technical support: Anamarija Tumbas

This content was created as part of the “Echoes of Coexistence” project, implemented by Klara i Rosa in partnership with CK13 from Novi Sad, with the support of BOOST, a regional project strengthening civil society in the Western Balkans through support for youth, entrepreneurship, environmental protection, culture, and community development. BOOST is coordinated by ALDA with the support of the French Development Agency (AFD).

The authors are solely responsible for the content of this story, which does not necessarily reflect the views of the organisations and institutions supporting the project.

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