The National Cultural Week started in Tirana. It features exhibitions, concerts, documentaries, and folk performances. The events celebrate Albania-Kosovo cultural cooperation.

The program highlights art, tradition, and modern creativity. It takes place across multiple cities. Theater shows, forums, and interactive activities engage the public.

The week began with Next Generation in Bajram Curri. Young artists from Albania and Kosovo performed. Workshops, exhibitions, and concerts showcased music, cinema, visual arts, and heritage.

Tirana’s Metropol Theater presented “Komisar Daltoniko in Theater” honoring Naun Shundi. The Sotir Kolea Center hosts a documentary exhibition on Kosovo’s liberation. Gjirokastër Castle shows cultural heritage restoration from Prizren and Gjilan.

On November 22, the National Theater of Opera and Ballet hosted the concert “Voice of My Soul”. On November 26, the film “117” screened at the Central Film Archive. The same day, the 63rd anniversary of Petro Marko Theater was celebrated.

On November 27, TKOBAP hosted “Second November – Albanian Film Music”. Tirana Art Weekend ran from November 27–30, showcasing contemporary artists. On November 28, Vlorë presented “Albania, My Mother” with music and dance.

On November 30, the Shota National Ensemble performed with the Albanian Folk Ensemble. Khrais Tërshana launched the first Crit Club.

On December 1, TKOBAP staged “Marriage”. On December 2, the Korçë Cultural Center displayed the photo-documentary “Kosovarja”. On December 4, the Academy of Sciences promoted Rafet Rudi’s book.

The week closes on December 5 at TKOBAP with a concert by the vocal group “Zanat”, accompanied by piano and percussion.

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