Kosovo Clubbing

Let’s be honest— clubbing is fun, but it can also come with some risks. That’s where the Terra Association from Rijeka, Croatia comes in, like the superheroes of safe and healthy partying!  They’ve created a unique project called "Tripsitters" , which just won the prestigious Ambassador Award for their amazing contribution to the nightlife scene. So, what’s this all about? What is “Tripsitters”? Imagine a program that pops up at festivals, concerts, and parties—places where young people gather to dance, laugh, and sometimes, experiment. But instead of judgment or lectures, Tripsitters offer helpful advice, educational materials, and practical tools for safe partying. They believe in “healthy clubbing” and “safe clubbing” because, hey, nobody wants their night out to turn into a horror story. Here’s the scoop on what they do: Helping You Party Smarter The Tripsitters team shares information about recreational substances, explaining their effects, how to use them respons...

The Ambassador Award was awarded in 35 categories for achievements in electronic music culture, and one of the winners was Prishtina’s Zone Club .  The eighth awarding ceremony of the first and only independent award for electronic music "Ambassador" was held in Zagreb's KUC Travno .  The ceremony was opened with the "Totalka" exhibition by renowned photographer Marko Obradović Edge , who presented his work. With his lens, Marko captured the moments that convey the energy and emotion of the best events of electronic music culture. But the special feature accompanying the exhibition was a photo auction where funds were collected for the Rijeka Club Manual.  During the exhibition, the visitors were introduced to the work of the "Terra" Association from Rijeka, which deals with reducing health damage during night outs in Croatia. Their project "Tripsitters" won the Ambassador's Award for a special contribution to the scene, a program of a p...

The first man of France is very familiar with electronic music, and he is especially proud of the legacy made in it by French DJs and producers. On World Music Day and visiting the Fête de la Musique festival , French Presiden t Emmanuel Macron revealed to the media that he wants to start a "Music Week" in Franc e modeled after the Amsterdam Dance Event and Miami Music Week. The French president believes that the launch of such an event should be in the strategic plan for next year , because the electronic music industry has the power to gather hundreds of thousands of people and can easily be networked with other events such as Fashion Week "Events like Amsterdam Dance Event or Miami Music Week bring together fans, artists and professionals from all over the world. There are of course panels, discussions, shows and festivals. These events are important cultural hubs," explains French President Macron , who reveals that he would like to see just such an event take...