Tirana hosts many cultural events this week. The main highlight is the 2025 Tirana Book Fair.

The 28th edition carries the motto “Our conscience needs books,” by Ismail Kadare. The fair opens on November 12 and closes on November 16.

British Cultural Week also starts this week. It begins today with the concert “Sounds of Majesty.” British conductor James Ross will lead the National Opera and Ballet Orchestra.

On November 11, an event will explore digital innovation in education. It will focus on building the future through technology.

On November 12, Richard Deacon presents his solo exhibition “Range.” The British sculptor shares his artistic vision and philosophy.

On November 13, the seminar “Colonel Aubrey Herbert & Albania” honors Albania’s great friend. It focuses on his life and legacy.

On November 14, young people gather at Skënderbej Square’s parking area. They will enjoy electronic music and live performances by Henri Bergmann, Malo, and Andi Q.

At the Tirana Art Gallery, Oltsen Gripshti presents his exhibition and book “The History of the Albanian Graphic Novel and Caricature.”

This week, Tirana celebrates books, art, and culture across the city.

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