Škofja Loka Passion Play is penitential Passion procession. It is the oldest preserved play in Slovene, which was written by Father Romuald Marušič in 1721 in the Capuchin monastery in the town of Škofja Loka. In Škofja Loka a folk play performed as a procession take place in the streets of the town’s medieval center during Lent and Easter involving more than 900 local performers. The Škofja Loka Passion Play, based on the ancient works od Capuchin monk, demonstrates 20 scenes of the stations of the cross and others from the Old Testament and New Testament. Performed in the dialect of the time it was written, the play takes place at a series of locations. In addition to the actors, 400 other volunteers from the community participate in the play(s production. Due to the complexity involved, the Škofja Loka Passion Play is only performed every six years. While it is considered to be an important part of local identity, the play also contributes to social cohesion giving residents involved an opportunity to connect with one other and feel like they contributing to their community. Knowledge and skills associated with the practice of the play are transmitted from older to younger generations by families who participate, and craftspeople assisting in the play’s production who host passing on know-how to others. In 2021 Škofja Loka Passion Play celebrates to historic moments first it is 300 tear since Father Romuald wrote passion play and second in will be first time that Škofja Loka Passion Play will be play since it was listed on UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

The Kurentovanje Carnival is a traditional international ethnographic festival, which happens in the time span between Candlemas and Ash Wednesday. The carnival was named after the most famous and oldest traditional ethnographic character from the region of Ptuj - the Kurent. The Kurent is present for centuries in the area of Ptuj and the first Kurentovanje carnival was held in 1960. Every year more than 10 different countries also contribute at the Ptuj Kurentovanje Carnival, when their masks and ethnographic characters join the traditional carnival masks from the Ptuj area. More than 6.000 ethnographical characters appeared at the Kurentovanje 2019 Carnival. The characters are being presented through daily mask presentations, International Carnival, Etno Fest, Ex tempore Carnival art festival etc.

The Idrija Lace Festival is the biggest internationally recognized event of Idrija, dedicated to the tradition of lace making. The festival programme takes place over three days, from Friday to Sunday. During this time the town is alive with lace. Lace-made items by children and grown-ups fill the streets and shop windows are decorated with lace. There are exhibits of domestic and foreign lacemaking artwork, and lacemaking shops will open their doors to many visitors. The festival is becoming a much more popular international event through the involvement of foreign lace making centers, international craft and heritage projects, the participation of international guests and experts, and visitors from outside Slovenia.

The Kurentovanje Carnival is a traditional international ethnographic festival, which happens in the time span between candlemass and ash Wednesday. The carnival was named after the most famous and oldest traditional ethnographic character from the region of Ptuj - the Kurent. The Kurent has been present for centuries in the area of Ptuj and the first Kurentovanje carnival was held in 1960. Every year more than 10 different countries also contribute to the Ptuj Kurentovanje carnival, when their masks and ethnographic characters join the traditional carnival masks of the Ptuj area.