Let's plan June together: Turkish tea-party

Etiuda & Anima is the oldest film festival in Poland that presents the works of  students of film and art schools all over the world. The festival itself takes place in autumn but a few related shows are being organised throughout the whole year.

I would like to recommend one of such events. Klub Gwarek in Krakow will organise a show of several short animations. All of them are created by the students of Anadolu University in Turkey. The animations are about 3 minutes long, each telling a short story built around a main theme. The whole show will last almost 2 hours and we will see over 30 films. The event is free - the idea is basically "come, watch and get inspired".

Klub Gwarek invites you to come on June 2nd at 18:00. More information about Etiuda & Anima festival can be found on etiudaandanima.com.

Let's plan April together: Music of the Celtic souls

As you probably don't know yet (but soon you're gonna know it well enough), I have a great fascination for Celtic culture. And by culture I mean everything: history, mythology, everyday life, languages... and music as well. I wouldn't be myself if I didn't recommend you visiting Auditorium Maximum in Krakow for Gaelforce Dance concert...

Gaelforce Dance is a group of Australian dancers and Irish musicians. Together they perform a show similar to famous "Lord of the Dance" by Riverside. The plot is simple - a story of two young lovers, each of them trapped in a marriage without love. It is a tale of love, passion, hope and desperation - a universal tale easily understood regardless of nation, sex, even age. All of that is served in a mix of both Celtic and modern music. Trust me, you cannot miss that.

The show will take place on April 13th at 6:00 pm. You can read more about the band at gfdpromotions.com.