Dubrovnik attractions: what to see and do in spring This festival showcases klapa, a form of plainsong unique to Dalmatian, and attracts klapa groups from throughout the region (aklapela.hr). Expert hotel pick: Hotel Stari Grad - Stari Grad means "old town" and that's exactly where you'll be staying if you book in at this small comfortable 3-star hotel. Read the full review Folk Dancing Performances When: May to October On Tuesday and Friday evenings at 9.30pm, the Lindjo Folk Ensemble give music and dance performances in traditional Dubrovnik folk costumes at the Lazareti, just outside Ploče Gate (lindjo.hr). A folk dance display in Dubrovnik Wine & Jazz Festival When: May 25 to 28 A celebration of Dalmatian wines and traditional Dalmatian cuisine, accompanied by live jazz (croatia.hr). Expert hotel pick: Amoret Apartments - Spread through three separate 17th-century stone buildings within the medieval town walls, the 13 self-catering Amoret apartments are homely and very reasonably priced. Easter Fair When: until April 8 (10am to 5pm) The annual Easter fair takes place in the Old Town, with various stalls selling traditional arts and crafts, including decorated Easter eggs, and local produce (tzdubrovnik.hr) Rector's Palace When: until April 30 The former residence of the Rector, the chief citizen under the Republic of Ragusa whose term in office lasted just a month, is hosting an exhibition of paintings titled 'Distinguished Sailors of the Dubrovnik Republic'. The museum regularly exhibits period furniture, costumes and paintings of Ragusan aristocrats (tzdubrovnik.hr). Rector Palace Gallery Dulcic Masle Pulitika When: until April 7 (10am to 8pm; closed Mondays) Fashion photographer and artist Peter Knapp presents two series of photographs taken in 1970 and 2007 in a new juxtaposition at his latest exhibition 'Flowers and Garbage' (tzdubrovnik.hr). Read Jane Foster's complete guide to Dubrovnik