Author: Slovenia
Evenings of literature in Ljubljana (Slovenia)
New Acropolis Ljubljana organised two evenings on literature, one in a House of literature and the other in a bookshop cafe. A presentation of the translation of the book The Voice […]
Activities dedicated to mystical Egypt (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
New Acropolis in Slovenia organized two days on ‘Mystical Egypt’ with four different lectures: The Egyptian Book of the Dead, Egyptian Gods, Wisdom of Ancient Egypt and Sacred Architecture of […]
Physics is fun! (Maribor, Slovenia)
New Acropolis in Maribor once again participated in the annual “Art camp” festival in Maribor. A three-day workshop for children was held from 28th to 30th June with the aim […]
Workshop for children on Earth Day (Maribor, Slovenia)
New Acropolis in Maribor in collaboration with the ‘Friends of Youth’ Association organized a workshop for children. Through games they were taught about the interdependence of all life on Earth, […]
Help, Plato! (Slovenia)
Is true love just a myth? What is my place in society? Could there be more justice in the world? To commemorate World Philosophy Day and the 2400th anniversary of […]
Celebration of World Philosophy Day 2012 (Slovenia)
To commemorate 2012 World Philosophy Day, New Acropolis in Slovenia held for a week a lecture with the title “Renaissance in the past and in the present.” Each day, this […]
New Acropolis participated at the biggest Educational Youth Fair in Slovenia
In October New Acropolis in Slovenia participated at Študentska Arena (Student Arena), the biggest Educational Youth Fair in Slovenia. Every year in autumn, at the beginning of the new academic […]
Renaissance philosophy through symbolism in art (Slovenia)
To welcome the arrival of spring the New Acropolis in Slovenia commemorated the occasion by holding an exhibition and a lecture on Renaissance art. The main focus of the lecture […]
Exhibition on the Papyrus of Ani in Slovenia
On the occasion of World Philosophy Day 2011, New Acropolis in Slovenia held a series of events to celebrate this very special day. One of these events, about the Papyrus of Ani, was among […]
