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Ceva de Vara 2015
Die Sonne ist schon angekommen in Brasov and wir können spüren, dass der Sommer sehr nahe ist. Also, warum nicht ein volles Wochenende ein schönes Festival zusammen feiern und eine großartige Zeit haben? Dieses Jahr gehen wir weiter und statt nur einen Tag das Festival zu veranstalten, haben wir uns für das ganze Wochenende entschieden, von Freitag Abend an. Das
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Mirakolix Body Percussion Orchestra
Did you ever wanted to make music but you did not have any instruments? Try using your body! During our body percussion workshop we had the chance to learn how to make music by just using your bodies and we created a flashmob on the 16th of December in the main square to promote our organisation Mirakolix and our activities! Look below to get an
Casa Familiale Întorsura Buzăului
The Casa Familiale in Întorsura Buzăului is hosting 12 children, two small girls, 4 and 7 years old, 2 older girls, 18 and 20 years old, 2 small boys, 7 years old and 6 boys from 14-17 years old. The atmosphere is really warm and the children are really curious about our activities, they are also proposing a lot of activities
Birthday Calendar for the Casa Familiale
We created over some weeks a birthday calendar for the house, we combined this activity with some games in the mean time. The children divided the tasks, like creating, writing things, decorating and putting everything together in the end. All the children were included and we enjoyed the time together while the weather was not suitable for outside activities.
Exploration in Playride Project
Exploration was an important and big part of our project for a long time. It was for finding out a lot of things about the area, the small villages around Brasov and Intorsura Buzaului and its traditions, in order to be able to create the route we plan to do. We saw very different communities; Romanian, Hungarian and Gypsy; met
