ICEBREAKING – RESEARCH TRIP II / A Hungarian-Ukrainian meeting in Budapest.

A three-day visit to BUDAPEST by an international team of theatre practitioners (CZ+SK+UA) focused on researching and collecting authentic stories during fieldwork with target groups as inspiration for the script of a future street production by four theatres from V4+UA aimed at bringing local V4 citizens closer to Ukrainian refugees. Based on the script, a non-verbal movement-visual theatre of social inclusion will be created to tell stories of people's lives in mixed communities through theatre. A theatre that breaks down prejudices, shows the benefits of global coexistence and connects interpersonally. https://fb.me/e/14PohyWes

Public discussion and exhibition and How not to Fear Future in 2023 in Sejny – Krasnogruda

Public discussion featuring speakers from Hungary (provided by the Hungarian partner) and Bosnia - Hercegovina (provided by the Bosnian partner) and opening of an (outdoor) exhibition of a contemporary Slovak artist of young generation Ivana Šáteková - connected with the main theme - How not fear future in 2023. https://ceeforum.eu/2023/08/no-more-fear-strach-uz-nepomoze/

1st stage of the Rural Olympiad

3 children's and youth folk dance groups from Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland will organize the Rural Olympiad as a form of informal education. Each partner will host 1 stage. There will be competitions and educational workshops on: dance, singing, ecology, city games and joint concerts. The program of the first stage in Martin will include: 5 "competitions" / competitions related to old farming activities such as shooting with a whip, weaving on looms, carrying water, plaiting braids and ribbons and others will take place. They will be pro-ecological. Dance workshops - each partner will prepare 3 games and 1 song from their country. Concert - will be related to other local events (fair: presentation of regional products, traditional crafts). Planting a friendship tree using eco-compost. There will be activation of the inhabitants of our communities through the involvement of entities from the tourism area, craftsmen, NGOs and others. A new form of attraction for weekend tourists will be created. As part of environmental education, knowledge of the old daily activities will be shared at the Museum of the Village in Martin. https://fb.me/e/7APeXUgtx