Slava Klavora Theatre

The Slava Klavora Theatre is a theatre in Maribor, Slovenia. It was founded by the teacher and actor Janez Karlin (1922–).^[1] It was named after Communist Party member Slava Klavora (1921–1941).^[2] The theatre is best known as the oldest amateur theatre in Slovenia.^[3]

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Maribor

City neighborhoods	Center, Ivan Cankar, Studenci, Magdalena, Tabor, Nova vas, Tezno, Pobrežje, Brezje-Dogoše-Zrkovci, Radvanje Local communities: Bresternica - Gaj, Kamnica, Malečnik Ruperče, Razvanje, Limbuš, Pekre

Landmarks	Main Square, Plague Memorial, Angels, Koroška Street, Strossmayer Street, Maribor Island, Kalvarija Hill, Pyramid, Maribor Park, Maribor railway station, Drava, Pohorje, University of Maribor, Revolution Square, Maribor Bridge, Cathedral Peak, Maribor, Trieste Road, Maribor, Market Hall, Maribor, Zamorc Hotel, Hutter's Colony, Maribor, Monument of Liberation, Maribor

Castles, Palaces, Fortresses	Maribor Town Hall, Maribor Castle, Upper Maribor Castle, Water Tower, Jewish Tower, Judgement Tower, Betnava Castle, Vetrinje Mansion, Orešje Castle, Račji Dvor Manor

Places of Worship	Maribor Cathedral, Maribor Synagogue, Franciscan Church, Capuchin Church, Maribor, Chapel of St. Urban, Košaki

Settlements:	Administrative centre: Maribor Bresternica, Celestrina, Dogoše, Gaj nad Mariborom, Grušova, Hrastje, Hrenca, Jelovec, Kamnica, Košaki, Laznica, Limbuš, Malečnik, Meljski Hrib, Metava, Nebova, Pekel, Pekre, Počehova, Razvanje, Ribniško selo, Rošpoh, Ruperče, Srednje, Šober, Trčova, Vinarje, Vodole, Vrhov Dol, Za Kalvarijo, Zgornji Slemen, Zrkovci

Culture	NK Maribor, Stadion Ljudski Vrt, Železničar Maribor, NK Tezno, Tabor Hall, Slava Klavora Theatre, Slovene National Theatre, Lent Festival, Obzorja, Shopping, Maribor Philharmonic Orchestra, Maribor Academic Choir, Carmina Slovenica, Račji Dvor Open Air Museum, Aquarium

Notable people	List of people from Maribor