Category: Cultural Activities
The Path of the Kami: An Encounter with Japanese Culture (Novi Sad, Serbia)
Volunteers of New Acropolis in Novi Sad organized an evening dedicated to Japanese culture for their fellow citizens. The program included a lecture titled “The Spirit of Japan – the […]
Lecture: Don’t forget to live (Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
In the headquarters of the New Acropolis, a lecture was held on the topic “Don’t Forget to Live” inspired by the book of the same name by Pierre Hadot. The […]
The Space Between Us: Exploring Proximity and Unity Through Bilingual Playback Theater (Israel, Haifa)
“Mashrabiyya” is a powerful cultural initiative that brings the complexities of coexistence to the stage. Hosting the bilingual playback theater performance “Far-Near”, New Acropolis opened a space to explore the […]
Public lecture: Vikings – Between Myth and Reality (Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
One of the most visited activities in 2025 was a public lecture on the topic of „Vikings – Between Myth and Reality“, held in the headquarters of the New Acropolis. […]
Among ancient stones, new perspectives emerged (Albania)
Members of New Acropolis Vlora visited Amantia, the ancient Illyrian city perched on the hills above Vlora. Walking through the old stadium, temple remains, and city walls, participants experienced the […]
A magical evening with music (Bratislava, Slovakia)
Philosophy and art are inseparable allies, which is why New Acropolis declared a global art week. New Acropolis in Slovakia, decided to spend an evening with classical music. It was […]
FiloCafé – Man and Culture (Košice, Slovakia)
This time in a FiloCafé – an evening with philosophical dialogues over coffee or tea, loosely followed the theme “Man and Culture” and focused on perhaps the most visible part […]
Philosophy in the Graveyard: The Regrets of the Dying (Chicago, USA)
New Acropolis Chicago hosted a reflective and thought-provoking event the weekend before Halloween at Graceland Cemetery, inviting participants to contemplate life, death, and wisdom. Inspired by Bronnie Ware’s book The […]
ERASMUS+ in Athens (Austria)
Since Erasmus opened the program to adult education and included museology, I had the opportunity to participate in an extraordinary exchange. In 2022, MUSIS — the Styrian Museums Association — […]
A lecture: Does life have meaning? – Yes, but… (Serbia)
At one point or another, everyone has asked themselves this question. Have we found the answer – or have we simply stopped asking? This was how the lecture organized by […]
