Category: Cultural Activities
Street game! (Ioannina, Greece)
In Ioannina (west Greece), we participated in the street game titled “The hunting of lost knowledge”, which was organized by the study group of the Library.
World Book Night (Zagreb, Croatia)
On 23 April 2013 New Acropolis in Zagreb – Croatia marked the World Book and Copyright Day by taking part in the “Book Night” event. Among numerous other booksellers and […]
Visiting Alexander the Great Exhibition (Sydney, Australia)
New Acropolis Sydney members have visited the Alexander the Great Exhibitin. This was the largest exhibition ever seen in Australia from The State Hermitage, Russia.
World Poetry Day in Buenos Aires (Argentina)
New Acropolis in Buenos Aires celebrated World Poetry Day with a recital attended by young people reciting the poetry of their choice.
The theater group in Creta presents The Scarecrow’s Dream (Greece)
Our theater group in Heraklio offered plays to children of Elementary Schools in our region. The title of our performance was “The Scarecrow’s Dream”. Young and elders had the chance […]
Workshop in bookbinding techniques (Athens, Greece)
In the Library “Pericles” of the NA center in Athens, members of NA participated in a workshop in bookbinding techniques and old books’ preservation.
A day at National Archaeological Museum of Athens (Greece)
Members and friends of the NA center in Zografou (Athens) visited the Egyptian wing in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. Later on they participated in handicraft workshop, in the […]
The International Day of the Book (Bulgaria)
On the last Sunday of April New Acropolis Bulgaria officially celebrated The International Day of the Book. This time the participants had the opportunity to listen to a lecture about […]
Booksharing (Greece)
We began the new “Booksharing” custom for friends and visitors in the branch of Athens by lending and exchanging books.
Fairytale afternoon for the children (Thessaloniki, Greece)
In Thessaloniki, volunteers of NA organized a fairytale afternoon for the children that are hospitalized in the “Hippocration” of Thessaloniki.
