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Serbian culture in the DMV is celebrated through folk-music nights, community festivals in Maryland and Virginia, and restaurants offering Balkan cuisine. Local Serbian cultural clubs host events emphasizing traditional dance, music, and heritage.
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Embassy & CULTURAL CENTERS
Embassy of the Republic of Serbia
2640 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009,
What to See:
Attend exhibitions, cultural events, and programs highlighting Serbian art, history, and traditions.
Additionally:
The embassy often hosts lectures, film screenings, and performances in collaboration with local cultural institutions to showcase Serbian heritage.
Tip:
Check the embassy’s website or social media for event updates, as many programs are temporary and may require RSVP.
Serbian Cultural Center "Opančići"
600 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001.
What to See:
Experience traditional Serbian dance, music performances, and displays of Serbian arts and crafts at cultural events.
Additionally:
The center hosts community gatherings, workshops, and celebrations of Serbian holidays, serving as a hub for Serbian heritage in the DMV.
Tip:
Follow the Opančići Cultural Center on Facebook for updates on events and performances, as programming is scheduled throughout the year.
cHURCHES
Holy Apostle and Evangelist Luke Serbian Orthodox Church
600 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001.
Information:
This Serbian Orthodox parish serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for the local Serbian community, offering religious services and traditional celebrations.
Times (Sunday):
9:30 AM – Royal Hours
10:00 AM– Divine Liturgy
Serbian Food in the DMV
Ambar
Multiple locations in the DMV
Type: Modern Balkan restaurant featuring dishes from Southeast Europe, including Serbia.
Website: Ambarrestaurant.com
Highlights: Features Serbian-inspired dishes such as čevapi, sarma, and ajvar, alongside other Balkan small plates and Eastern European wines, offering an authentic taste of regional cuisine.