Natura Electronica at the Croatian Natural History Museum in Zagreb on October 17 - Felver, a legend of Zagreb's club scene, plays among the exhibits

On October 17, from 17:00 to 23:00, the Croatian Natural History Museum in Zagreb becomes a club. The third chapter of the audiovisual project Natura Electronica is titled "Mycelium", and the music is led by Felver, supported by Luka Kosti, resident at Panic Room. Last entry is at 18:30.

The project is made in collaboration with the museum, and each chapter is inspired by one season. The autumn one is devoted to mycelium, the branching network of fungal threads under the forest floor, whose growth and connections are translated into sound, light and projections. The art side features visual artist Dražen Grubišić, co-founder of the internationally known Museum of Broken Relationships.

Felver is a name that has shaped Zagreb club culture for more than three decades. His reputation was built on the Stereo Studio nights at Tvornica, which started in 1998 and hosted Dixon, Richie Hawtin and Jeff Mills. With Berlin DJ Dixon he then launched the Stereotip parties, the first of which took place in November 2014 at the Mosor cinema. A techno party among museum exhibits isn't an everyday thing even in much bigger cities - in Zagreb this is already the third chapter.

The cheapest tiers are sold out, so tickets are now 18 euros (about 1,110 denars), or 15 euros (about 920 denars) for members of the ESN student network, on entrio.hr. Capacity is limited.