The seventh Homeland Fair will be held over the weekend, February 7 and 8, and in parallel with it, the third Vojvodina Taste Exchange. This year's Homeland Fair brings together institutions, associations, cultural and sports collectives, creators and visitors from the country and the region, with the aim of preserving the homeland identity, tradition, religion and conciliarity of the Serbian people. The first day of the Fair - "From the Root of Strength" is dedicated to youth, sports and togetherness. Sports matches are planned in Hall 1 throughout the day – futsal, volleyball, chess, as well as the Children's Olympics with old-fashioned sports games. In parallel with the sports program, in the Auditorium of the Fair, photo exhibitions and presentations of direct donations of the Fund will be organized, as well as the program "Vojvodina Taste Exchange". In the "Master" Hall, visitors can expect a rich cultural, artistic and educational content: a folklore festival, creative workshops for children (art colonies, calligraphy, making traditional objects), thematic lectures and forums, a theater performance, as well as local discussions dedicated to the preservation of roots and identity. The day will be rounded off with the opening ceremony of the Youth Fair, in the presence of representatives of institutions and guests from the region. The second day of the Fair - "Faith and Conciliarity" carries a strong spiritual and conciliar message. The program begins with sports meetings and the awarding of cups, certificates of appreciation and medals, followed by the opening ceremony of the second day of the Fair.A special place is occupied by the cultural and artistic program dedicated to the preservation of tradition and homeland heritage, the fashion show of ethnic dresses "Threads of Heritage", performances of vocal soloists, singing groups and cultural and artistic societies.Documentary screenings, lectures, book presentations and anthologies, as well as discussions on religion, homeland identity, culture of remembrance and the rights of the Serbian community in the region are held in the forums and panel halls. The program ends with musical and stage performances, in the spirit of conciliarity and togetherness. The Homeland Fair is organized by AP Vojvodina and the Fund for Refugees, Displaced Persons and for Cooperation with Serbs in the Region. The full schedule can be found at the Fund's website.The Novi Sad Fair is organizing the Vojvodina Taste Exchange, which will be held in parallel with the Homeland Fair on February 7 and 8. The third in a row gathered exhibitors who will offer visitors cakes, pies, sandwiches, old cakes, gingerbread, squeezed oil, ajvar, cheeses, beer, wine, brandy, items for a wooden house, painted wardrobe and handmade jewelry, handmade candles... Opening hours will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., both days. The event was organized by the Novi Sad Fair as a support to small producers, who this time could rent stalls for both days for 2,500 dinars (including VAT). In addition to the leased stall, they also acquired the right to a permit to enter the Fair at Cargo Entrance 1, for the entry and amount of exhibits, as well as parking that will not be charged to them. Parking in the area of the Fair can also be used by visitors to the Vojvodina Taste Exchange, and each hour of parking costs 50 dinars. Previous Novi Sad Fair Awards – confirmation of top quality