Autumn at the Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu) means new meetings, familiar activities and a few new additions. In October we launch a new season of our free programme, in which you can learn, talk, create, sing and simply spend time together.
See you at the Passage… for learning and conversation
We will begin the autumn programme with what helps us understand one another – language. As part of “Od słowa do słowa” (Word by Word) we will meet for Polish classes, this time in two groups. That means more opportunities to improve your Polish, practise speaking and feel more at ease in everyday situations.
And speaking of conversation, “Let’s Talk About” – our English speaking club – is back too. This season the meetings will be held in two groups: one for adults and one for young people. (See the details and join the meetings.) There will be more room for conversation, exchanging views and meeting new people. And this autumn the Passage may well hear conversations in yet another language… Spanish. (See the details and join the meetings.)
See you at the Passage… for singing together and creating
Conversation is not the only way to connect with others. “Wspólnym Głosem” (Together in Voice) – vocal workshops led by Akvaleria – is also returning. In these sessions, voice and song become a reason to do things together, to work on diction and articulation and, above all, to simply be together. (See the details and join the workshops.)
This autumn we also want to offer a slightly different way of doing things together. During “Czwartki ze sztuką” (Art Thursdays) you will be able to create, experiment and discover your own creative side in art workshops.
See you at the Passage… to talk about what matters
We want the autumn programme to be a space for different people and different experiences. That is why we are also planning meetings in smaller groups, where you can talk in a relaxed atmosphere, get to know others and share experiences. One of these will be “Krąg w Przejściu” (Circle in the Passage) – a safe space for men to talk and be part of a group.
We have not forgotten the youngest, either. This autumn we plan to expand the already familiar “Emocje w szkolnym tornistrze” (Emotions in the School Bag) – workshops for children led by a psychologist. Following the previous edition in Ukrainian, we also want to give children the opportunity to take part in classes in Polish.
And that’s not all. The Passage’s autumn programme will keep growing! We will publish details of dates, registration and individual events as they become available.
See you at the Passage?
