Don’t miss the chance to celebrate diversity with the Kalejdoskop Kultur Foundation!
The Kalejdoskop Kultur Foundation, which has been promoting intercultural cooperation and social integration for 10 years, invites you to a series of special events marking its anniversary. On 24 November 2024, Wrocław Town Hall will host a concert of ethnic music, while accompanying events await you at the Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu).
Programme of events at the Passage of Dialogue
20 November, 17:00–18:30 – Family workshop “Kaleidoscopes from Recycled Materials”
Who is it for? Children aged 8 and over (younger children accompanied by an adult)
Registration required, registration link!
A session for children and adults in which participants will make their own kaleidoscopes from recycled materials – a creative journey into a world of colourful patterns and memories. The workshop will be led by Agata Łoś – educator, community animator, early-years and pre-school teacher with a teaching qualification, craftswoman and teacher of Polish as a foreign language. She owns the company Klub Gniazdko and the brands Widoczki i sekrety and Tęczówka. For well over a decade she has been running workshops across Poland, combining art, ecology and education.
22 November, 17:00–20:30 – Tatar Fairy Tale Reading and KapustaBand Concert
Registration required, registration link!
The programme features a reading of Tatar fairy tales, followed by a concert by KapustaBand – a group of artists from Kharkiv who blend Ukrainian folk music with Polish songs. It is a unique opportunity to hear pieces enriched by the lively sound of a children’s choir and professional performers.
More information about the events celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Kalejdoskop Kultur Foundation can be found on its website – click here to find out more!
Co-financed by Wrocław Municipality as part of the project Strengthening and Promoting the Identity, Culture and Traditions of National and Ethnic Minorities in Wrocław 2024 – Kalejdoskop Kultur – a celebration of cooperation. This project is funded by the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (2021-2027) of the European Union