The final day of the 4th Sensitive Culture Festival has come to an end. To mark the conclusion of this year’s festival, the Remembrance Museum of the Land of Oświęcim welcomed a group of children from the Special Educational Needs Center in Oświęcim. The participants enjoyed theater, humor, science and creative workshops.
The final day of the festival began with a performance by Marek Żyła’s Puppet Theater titled „Scientists: Marysia and the Boys Save the World”. Full of humor and presented in an accessible way, the performance showed young audiences how important science is in discovering and understanding the world around us.
Together with Maria Skłodowska-Curie, Ignacy Łukasiewicz and Nicolaus Copernicus, the participants embarked on an extraordinary mission to save science. Along the way, there was no shortage of absurd ideas and situations that had the audience laughing out loud. One of them was an attempt to make the Earth flat by… letting the air out of it.
After the performance, the children had an opportunity to take a closer look at the puppets used on stage and learn more about how a puppet theater works.
After the excitement of the theater performance, it was time for some creative activities. The participants moved to the Museum’s terrace, where white T-shirts featuring the Sensitive Culture Festival logo and artwork inspired by this year’s “An Eye for People” workshops were waiting for them.
The children decorated the T-shirts themselves, adding their own colors to the black-and-white designs. Each creation was unique, becoming not only a keepsake from the event but also an expression of each participant’s individual creativity.
The final event concluded with a group photo of the participants wearing their colorful, workshop-designed T-shirts.
With this, the 4th edition of the Sensitive Culture Festival at the Remembrance Museum of the Land of Oświęcim has come to an end. The festival’s four days provided opportunities to meet, discover history, work together and explore the Museum in different ways.
We would like to thank all the participants for being with us, for their enthusiasm, smiles and the wonderful time we shared. It is thanks to you that this year’s Sensitive Culture Festival was filled with special encounters and positive emotions.
We look forward to seeing you at future events at the Remembrance Museum of the Land of Oświęcim!
The final day of the festival began with a performance by Marek Żyła’s Puppet Theater titled „Scientists: Marysia and the Boys Save the World”. Full of humor and presented in an accessible way, the performance showed young audiences how important science is in discovering and understanding the world around us.
Together with Maria Skłodowska-Curie, Ignacy Łukasiewicz and Nicolaus Copernicus, the participants embarked on an extraordinary mission to save science. Along the way, there was no shortage of absurd ideas and situations that had the audience laughing out loud. One of them was an attempt to make the Earth flat by… letting the air out of it.
After the performance, the children had an opportunity to take a closer look at the puppets used on stage and learn more about how a puppet theater works.
“An Eye for People” in Full Color
After the excitement of the theater performance, it was time for some creative activities. The participants moved to the Museum’s terrace, where white T-shirts featuring the Sensitive Culture Festival logo and artwork inspired by this year’s “An Eye for People” workshops were waiting for them.
The children decorated the T-shirts themselves, adding their own colors to the black-and-white designs. Each creation was unique, becoming not only a keepsake from the event but also an expression of each participant’s individual creativity.
The final event concluded with a group photo of the participants wearing their colorful, workshop-designed T-shirts.
Four Days of Meetings, History and Shared Experiences
With this, the 4th edition of the Sensitive Culture Festival at the Remembrance Museum of the Land of Oświęcim has come to an end. The festival’s four days provided opportunities to meet, discover history, work together and explore the Museum in different ways.
We would like to thank all the participants for being with us, for their enthusiasm, smiles and the wonderful time we shared. It is thanks to you that this year’s Sensitive Culture Festival was filled with special encounters and positive emotions.
We look forward to seeing you at future events at the Remembrance Museum of the Land of Oświęcim!
