March in Belgrade is packed with cultural, musical, and art events, making it an exciting month for locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re into live music, art exhibitions, or film screenings, there’s something for everyone. Here’s our selection of must-attend events this month.
Music & Nightlife
Illusions Audio-Visual Festival
📅 March 14 – 15, 2025
📍 Hangar, Luka Beograd, Belgrade
Illusions Audio-Visual Festival kicks off the year with giants of the international scene, promising a two-day music and visual spectacle featuring a powerful lineup, stunning visual effects, and animations.
Day 1 – March 14
- ARTBAT – Ukrainian electronic music titans known for their dark, deep, and emotional sounds.
- RIVO – French DJ making his Serbian debut with atmospheric sound and improvisational mixing.
- FRED LENIX – Brazilian DJ blending old-school techno with melodic elements.
- NEXIE – Local DJ and Illusions Festival creator, pushing Belgrade’s electronic scene forward.
Day 2 – March 15
- PATRICK MASON – Techno icon known for bold, energetic performances.
- ADIEL – Vinyl-based DJ renowned for her masterful mixing.
- TRAUMER – French DJ delivering minimal house sounds.
- COSMIC G – Young Serbian DJ captivating audiences with high-energy sets.
🎟 Get your tickets online at Gigstix or in Vulkan bookstores.
Karmakoma Love Soup
📅 March 15, 2025
📍 Karmakoma, Belgrade
After the city’s big cleanup, dive into Karmakoma’s Love Soup featuring:
- Tia Cousins – Experimental sound blending jazz, synth-pop, and techno.
- Chorbika b2b Mini Zucchini – Returning with an electrifying b2b set.
- Doo – Resident DJ delivering top-notch performances.
Warm-up Spots
- Jasta Bar – This is a new, groovy spot near Terazije with a great crowd and local DJs.
- Noble Roots – A Cocktail bar and restaurant with unique drinks and DJs.
- LIFT – The go-to place for local DJs and great vibes in Cetinjska St.
- Sprat – Renovated venue in Cetinjska for beer, crowds, and good music.
Culture & Art
Belgrade Irish Festival
The festival has already begun. Find the detailed program [here].
Austrian Contemporary Art & Susanne Wenger Exhibition
📍 Milica Zorić and Rodoljub Čolaković Gallery-Legacy
This exhibition showcases contemporary Austrian artists alongside surrealism pioneer Susanne Wenger, whose work was featured at the 60th Venice Biennale.
Artists include:
- Kamilla Bischof
- Flora Hauser
- Katharina Höglinger
- Ernst Yohji Jaeger
- Nanna Kaiser
- Matthias Noggler
- Maruša Sagadin
- Anna Schachinger
- Klaus Schuster
- Lisa Slawitz
“Molded” by Philipp Timischl
📍 Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade
A solo exhibition featuring new paintings exploring melancholy among younger generations. Open until May 4.
Invisible Cities by Jelena Kostica
📍 The basement of the Museum of Applied Arts
A thought-provoking exhibition exploring the unseen layers of urban life through art.
Film
The Brutalist
📍 MTS Dvorana
A powerful story of post-WWII immigration and architectural ambition starring Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones. The film has received 10 Oscar nominations and won three Golden Globes.
Wine & Dine
Serbian Wine Tasting Experience
📍 Dorcol, Belgrade
Savor five Balkan wines paired with local hors d’oeuvres in a cozy setting.
Every day except Sunday. Book Serbian wine tasting here.
Miamiam Holy Party
📍 39 Kursulina St.
A special Indian menu to elevate your day on the 14th of March.
With so many exciting events, March in Belgrade promises unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re into music, art, film, or food, there’s something for everyone!
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