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Seljacka Vecer 2026

  • June 13, 2026 3:00 pm
  • Croatian Community Centre (QLD)

    210 Dunn Road
    Rocklea, Queensland 4106
Description

Come join us for an evening of celebration and community. Our annual fundraiser celebrating Croatian village life will be held at the Croatian Club in Brisbane on Saturday, June 13th from 3pm. Come and enjoy the sights and sounds of our markets. Shop around the stalls, meet our vendors. You'll also experience the diverse sounds of our special guests Prva Liga. Your ticket includes the delicious meal of pig on the spit and other traditional Croatian cuisine. We invite you to come join us for an evening of celebration and community. Our annual fundraiser celebrates the culture and heritage of Croatia, and we hope to see you there!

Nothing says winter like cozying up around a fire pit! Grab yourself a glass of mulled wine, and enjoy the sweet, spicy aroma as it fills your nostrils. You can feel the chill in the air as the fire crackles and pops, but you don't need to worry about that anymore. With the warmth of the fire and a glass of mulled wine, you can keep the cold away.

Our Raffle has something for everyone! Don't miss out on your chance to win one of these incredible prizes - enter today.

All proceeds from the event are going towards preserving Folklore in Brisbane for future generations. Buy your ticket today and come join us for an unforgettable night of entertainment and culture.

Date & Time

Sat, June 13, 2026 3:00 pm

Venue Details

Croatian Community Centre (QLD)

210 Dunn Road
Rocklea, Queensland 4106 Croatian Community Centre (QLD)
HFS Dukati

The Dukati folkloric dance group continues a proud and vibrant tradition of Croatian culture in Brisbane. The ensemble carries on the legacy of its predecessor, HFS Croatia, which was established over 50 years ago. HFS Croatia became one of the most esteemed folk groups in the nation, earning renown in both Croatian and broader Australian communities for its exceptional performances. The group's talent was showcased on major platforms, including the world stage at World Expo 88 and in various televised programs.

In the early 2000s, the spirit of this cultural legacy was reborn with the establishment of HFS Dukati Brisbane in 2002. Based at the Croatian Club in Rocklea, Dukati remains dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich tapestry of Croatian folk dance, music, and song. The group welcomes participants of all ages—dancers, singers, and instrumentalists—who wish to learn and perform traditional Croatian cultural arts.

Throughout the year, Dukati performs at numerous community events and festivals, bringing the colour, energy, and spirit of Croatian heritage to audiences across the region. The group offers a welcoming environment for both experienced performers and newcomers, serving as a vital link to the traditions of the past while fostering a strong community for the future.