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What is happening in Ostrava in JULY?
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On the first day of July, another year of the popular "Léto na Masarykáči" starts! 🌞
Throughout the summer, you and your little ones can look forward to a varied program, a multifunctional sports ground and a sitting area with a tempting summer offer in a tent.
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On July 11, the best fruits from Africa will come to Ostrava again! What will make this day special?
It will take place in Black Kale Food where you will not only taste the great tropical fruits grown for you by small Ugandan farmers, but you will also enjoy dishes, desserts or smoothies made from African ingredients! As always, Black Kale will prepare an excellent African menu for you.
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For the fourth season, you have the opportunity to visit churches, chapels and places of pilgrimage in the Moravian-Silesian region. Admission to 33 church monuments and guided tours are free. Churches are open from June 8 to November 1, 2020.
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TIP FOR TRIP!!!
The reconstruction of the Libušín cottage in Pustevny, which was destroyed by fire six years ago, is finished! Although the Jurkovič's picturesque building will not open to the public until mid-July, you can already admire its beauty and the skill of craftsmen from the outside!
How to get to Pustevny? By cable car, car, on foot, by bus.
The easiest way is from Raztoka parking place for a walking tour or a cable car experience. Other ways are described here. |
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OUR UPCOMING EVENTS:
More Connection, Fun and Creativity LIVE with OEC:
All Events are FREE4EXPATS and their families!
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We enjoyed Board Games nights together. You liked it. So, let´s continue next month!
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Watch the video with Zita Řezáčová, the contact person at the Trade Licence Office, Ostrava Municipality. She explains a step-by-step procedure for the self-employment.
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A COLOURFUL HOLIDAY WITHOUT THE COLOURS OF OSTRAVA
by Andreea Sarcani, expat living in Ostrava
Before I started writing this I went to Wikipedia for a quick check on the history of holiday. Recreational holiday, of course, not the religious one. I was really curious to get an idea about how the concept of holiday has transformed over the years in different countries. Not very satisfied with my findings. It is not such a mysterious topic, after all. Holiday entered the lives of the working class people after the industrial revolution as a once a year week or 2 weeks of reward after one year of hard work. The adult version of the expensive toy we wanted our parents to buy at the end of the school year if our report looked good enough. I remember my every year by-the-beach holiday in communistic Romania. It somehow sealed in my mind the idea that a holiday without sunbathing is unimaginable.... read more.
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