The Montenegrin PEN Centre was founded in Cetinje on 15 March 1990. It was admitted into the great family of International PEN at the 56th Congress of International PEN in Vienna in November 1991. Its programmatic mandate was to protect, develop and affirm the values of Montenegrin culture, literature and the language of the Montenegrin people, as well as the cultures of other peoples living in Montenegro. The first President of the Montenegrin PEN Centre was Pavle Mijović (1914–1996).
Crnogorski PEN centar najoštrije osuđuje postupak predśednika Skupštine Crne Gore Andrije Mandića, koji je, u svoje ime i u ime Nove srpske demokratije, uputio saučešće porodici Ratka Mladića, pravosnažno osuđenog za genocid u Srebrenici
Pozdravljamo odluku Disciplinske komisije Fudbalski Savez Crne Gore (FSCG) da pokrene postupak protiv FK Zeta zbog nesportskog ponašanja navijača na utakmici protiv Grblja u Radanovićima
Crnogorski PEN centar i porodica Perović obavještavaju zainteresovane studente da je rok za prijavu na konkurs za nagradu „Milenko A. Perović“ produžen do 5. septembra 2026. godine.
Komemoracija povodom smrti Milovana Radojevića biće održana u četvrtak, 23. jula u Crnogorskom narodnom pozorištu u 11 sati, u saradnji s Maticom crnogorskom i Crnogorskim PEN Centrom.
Crnogorski PEN centar i porodica Perović raspisuju konkurs za nagradu „Milenko A. Perović" za najbolji studentski esej.
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