Prepare to dive into the thrilling world of Slovenian sports history at the exhibit premiere of "Collecting, Researching, Reviving: Sports Heritage and the Sports Museum," at the Slovenian Museum and Archives. Organized by the esteemed Muzej Športa in Ljubljana, this exciting project offers a journey through the evolution of Slovenian athletics, tracing their roots from the mid-1800s to the present.
The exhibit features thematic sections highlighting various sports, including basketball, hockey, skiing, soccer, and more. Drawing from Muzej Športa's vast photographic archives and extensive collection of artifacts, the project includes medals, jerseys, and other objects that encapsulate the essence of Slovenian sports history.
The exhibit proudly showcases memorabilia belonging to renowned Slovenian athletes such as Luka Dončić, Anže Kopitar, and other revered sports figures who have left an indelible mark on Slovenian sports culture. The exhibit doesn't merely recount history; it breathes life into the stories, victories, and transformative impact of Slovenian athletes on the global stage.
Attendees can lead a self-guided tour of the exhibit.
Complimentary hor d'oeuvre and drinks will be provided compliments of the Slovenian Museum and Archives.
Free and optional registration: This event is free and open to all. Registration is not required, but we kindly request that you reserve a FREE ticket so that we can plan the space accordingly for the number of people attending. Register by clicking here: https://cleveland-kurentovanje.ticketleap.com/slovenian-sports-exhibit/
Accessibility Information: It is recommended that anyone with accessibility concerns park—or unload their vehicle—on St. Clair Ave. in front of the SMA and enter the SMA through the front door. The front step to the SMA is about 3.5 inches high and the Slovenian Museum and Archives (SMA) has a portable ramp to bridge this step available for anyone who needs.
Free parking and marked handicap parking spots are available in the parking lot behind the Slovenian Museum and Archives.