Join us on Thursday, May 23 from 7:00 pm for a Czango workshop and party with live music in the green center of Krakow. If you have never danced Czango dances before – don’t be afraid to join us, all dances will be explained on the spot. A perk of the dances may be the…
We are very pleased that as “Szépszerével és baráti” (Szépszerével and friends) we will once again be part of the music and dance program lineup of All the Mazurkas of the World – In circles You are cordially invited The Night of Dance is so abundant that we will surely be hanging around somewhere in the…
The Moldavian Csángós (Ceangăi in Romanian) are an ethnically and linguistically heterogeneous group of Roman Catholics in Northeastern Romania. According to Baker (1997: 658), they are “one of Europe’s most enigmatic and least known minorities”. From a majority perspective, Miloiu (2004: 123) finds that “one of the most controversial and debatable subjects in contemporary Romanian…
The 4th Csángó Festival in Poland took place on 5th of October in Gdansk and between 6th and 8th October in Torun. A festival which unites supporters of the traditional cultures of Hungary, Poland and Ukraine and allows them to experience the goodness and beauty of dancing, singing and making music together. Although the event…
In the following article you will find practical information that will be useful during the Festival. How to get to the Ethnographic Museum in Torun 1) It is best to come without using your own car, less stress with parking, parking fees (in Torun the zone near the Museum from 8 am to 6 pm,…
We invite you to the opening of the Dávid Júlia exhibition, which will take place on October 6, 2023 at 8 p.m. at the Ethnographic Museum. Maria Znamierowska-Prüfferowa in Toruń Dávid Júlia was born in 1961 in Marosvásárhely in Transylvania. From 1981, she was a student at the College of Fine Artsin Cluj, graduating with…
On Friday, February the 10th from 7 p.m., the Numinosum House in Warsaw’s Jazdów district will host a dance party with live music and guided dances in the Hungarian Dance House formula. At Dance House meetings, dancing, playing and singing are done, but also – or perhaps especially – all of these things are taught….
To wszystko.
To wszystko.
