Category: Culture
Workshop with ornament (Košice, Slovakia)
Workshop on the Slovak ornamental style of Štefan L. Kostelničák. For practice, the basics were tried out, decorations from coloring books were painted, and those who got excited designed their […]
The largest book of the world…Nature! (CYprus)
We once again found the opportunity to come and connect with nature… we dicussed, played, laughed, tended the garden and charged our batteries!
Cultural Activity: Night of the Museums (Belgrano, Argentina)
The Belgrano Center of New Acropolis showed pieces exhibited in its museum and held a virtual tour of works and pieces pertaining to several museums including the Vatican, Louvre, Greek […]
Virtual socializing (Xela, Guatemala)
This was our virtual time together with playful activities, discussions, reflections and opportunities to get to know each other a little better.
Concentration and memory workshops (Belgium)
With great enthusiasm and to the rhythm of music, we continue to promote the importance of cultivating concentration and memory. The workshop is made up of a small theoretical part […]
Public Lecture: Crisis – Victory’s Hidden Ally (Belgrade, Serbia)
In times of crises that impact the world, this lecture puts emphasis on human internal crisis. Even if at first glance crises may seem to differ one form another, the […]
Cross-country skiing across the mountains (Czech Republic)
Members of New Acropolis went on the trip to Jizera Mountains. Six budding athletes equipped with their trusty skis managed to travel almost 30 km. No bones were broken and […]
Karma – What goes around comes around (Bratislava, Slovakia)
We could say that karma is the Law of divine justice or the Law of action and reaction. It was discussed at the lecture that karma gives us freedom in […]
Renovation workshops (Belgium)
Reconstruction and restoration workshops in our rural house.
Practical philosophy workshops inspired by the Stoics (Marseille, France)
The New Acropolis center in Marseille honored the practices of Stoic philosophy. In Athens, Zeno of Citium gave his classes under a colonnade of the Agora called the “Painted Portico” […]
