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Kino Šiška

  • VibeCultured, concert-hall feel with an indie and festival crowd
  • PriceTickets about €10-40 (~$11-44)
  • Musicindie, electronic, jazz, world

Kino Šiška is a centre for urban culture at Trg prekomorskih brigad 3, in the Šiška district of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Housed in a renovated former cinema and community building, it has become one of the city's main venues for concerts, festivals, theatre and contemporary performance. The crowd varies with the programme but is generally culturally curious: music fans, students, young professionals and older concertgoers, ranging from the twenties to the fifties.

Kino Šiška is a centre for urban culture at Trg prekomorskih brigad 3, in the Šiška district of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Housed in a renovated former cinema and community building, it has become one of the city's main venues for concerts, festivals, theatre and contemporary performance. The crowd varies with the programme but is generally culturally curious: music fans, students, young professionals and older concertgoers, ranging from the twenties to the fifties. The atmosphere is closer to a modern concert hall than to a rough club, with good sound, a comfortable bar area and a focus on the performance. There is no strict dress code, and casual or smart-casual clothing is typical.

Music programming includes indie, electronic, jazz and world music, with international touring acts and Slovenian artists, and the venue also hosts festivals and club-style evenings. Some events are seated, others standing, depending on the show. The drinks programme at the bar offers beer, wine, spirits and soft drinks at moderate prices, and the bar is a place to meet before and after concerts rather than a destination in itself.

Opening hours depend on the events calendar, with doors normally opening shortly before performances. The venue generally operates on event nights only, so the official website, kinosiska.si, is the key resource. Tickets cost about €10-40, depending on the act, and popular shows can sell out, so booking in advance is advisable. Reservations for tables are not typical, bottle service does not apply, and the door is limited to ticket and age checks. Kino Šiška is best for visitors who want a high-quality concert or festival experience, located outside the Old Town and reachable by city bus or taxi from the centre.

Practical information for Kino Šiška · Last updated September 2026
Price Tickets about €10-40 (~$11-44)
Hours Event nights (check kinosiska.si)
Address Trg prekomorskih brigad 3, 1000 Ljubljana

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Centre for urban culture with concerts and festivals

Location

Trg prekomorskih brigad 3, 1000 Ljubljana

46.0689, 14.4889 View on map

Highlights

  • Centre for urban culture in a renovated former cinema building
  • Concerts, festivals and club evenings in Šiška
  • Programme spanning indie, electronic, jazz and world music
  • Tickets about €10-40
  • Good sound and comfortable concert-hall layout

Tips for visiting

  • Check kinosiska.si for the programme and ticket sales before visiting.
  • Buy tickets early for international acts, as they can sell out.
  • Arrive when doors open if standing room and a good position matter.
  • Plan transport back, since Šiška is outside the Old Town.
  • Smart-casual clothing fits any event.

When to visit

Friday and Saturday concerts are the most popular. Festival dates draw the largest crowds.

Accessibility

As a modern cultural venue, it is likely to offer better access than older buildings, but visitors using wheelchairs should confirm step-free entrance and viewing areas with the venue.

Frequently asked questions

What is Kino Šiška?

It is a centre for urban culture with concerts, festivals and performance events in Ljubljana's Šiška district.

How much are tickets?

Tickets typically cost about €10-40, depending on the event.

Where can visitors see the programme?

The programme and tickets are listed on kinosiska.si.

Is it open every night?

No, it generally opens on event nights.