Discover our current and upcoming events, exhibitions and programs for children and youth.
BIBIANA, the International House of Art for Children, has prepared an interactive exhibition entitled The Story of Illustration to mark the anniversary of the Bratislava Biennial of Illustration (BIB)...
BIBIANA, the International House of Art for Children, in cooperation with the Perfekt publishing house and Fifík magazine, has announced a nationwide art competition entitled "MY FAVORITE FAIRY TALE H...
SUPERHEROES IN BRATISLAVA BIB – UNESCO Workshop by Albín Brunovský 2023 25 September 2025 – 4 January 2026 BIBIANA, International House of Art for Children in the Dušan Roll Gallery Since 1985, the ...
BIBIANA, the International House of Art for Children, and the University Library in Bratislava invite you to the documentary exhibition titled: RETRO BIB 1967–2025 The exhibition, held on the occasi...
BIBIANA, the International House of Art for Children, has prepared the Hall of Fame exhibition as a side event on the occasion of the anniversary edition of the Biennial of Illustrations Bratislava (B...
BIBIANA, the International House of Art for Children, has prepared the Labyrinth of Art and Mirror of the Soul exhibition as a side event on the occasion of the anniversary edition of the Biennial of ...
This year's Bratislava Biennial of Illustration (BIB) attracted 291 illustrators from 42 countries, who submitted 2,191 illustrations and 383 books. An international jury composed of 10 experts in th...
English translation: In the premises of the Slovak National Museum in Martin – the Ethnographic Museum, visitors can see an interactive exhibition on loan from Bibiana, the International House of Art...
The SNM – Museum of the Slovak National Councils in Myjava and Bibiana, the International House of Art for Children, invite you to the interactive exhibition Towers to the Sky. Since ancient times, p...
Filmové básničky a pesničky (Film Poems and Songs) is a long-running project of film adaptations of literary works for the youngest children by contemporary Hungarian authors. The project was created ...