Fwd: (nord-londona) Esperanto events in London (and around) in February.
Renato Corsetti
Da: Anthony Bodineau <ant...@esperanto.org>
Date: lun 27 gen 2020 alle ore 15:43
Subject: (nord-londona) Esperanto events in London (and around) in February.
To: nordlondona_es. <nordlondona_e...@googlegroups.com>
Saluton!
Beside the weekly lessons on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Highbury, here is a list of Esperanto events in February you might be interested in.
February:
Tuesday 4th : Game night in Highbury
What ? Anna and Renato won’t be in London next week and, as the saying goes, when the cat is away… Instead of the lesson we will be playing games in groups of 3 or 4 people. If you have some games at home that you want to play, please bring them along with you as long as they involve some talking of course. The idea is to use Esperanto to play so no need to bring a chess board for example (unless you’re happy to comment your moves :p ). I’ll bring the Esperanto version of Taboo. It will be very informal and it won't matter if you forget the accusative (exceptionally!).
Where? Centre in Highbury*
Time? 6:30pm=>7:30
Saturday 8th: Coffee, cake and… Esperanto!
What? This popular monthly meeting is aimed at all Esperanto speakers, regardless of ability or experience. Don't think you need to already be able to hold a conversation to attend. Do come along, we can all practise and improve together.
Where? The Pantry Cafe & Kitchen in Reading Museum close to the main railway station.
Time? 11:30am=>1:30pm
Info and registration: https://www.meetup.com/Reading-Esperanto-Meetup/events/vlvtkrybccbpb/
Tuesday 11th : Talk by Marteno (to be confirmed)
What ? This is our monthly social gathering in Highbury exceptionally held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Instead of having the usual lesson, Marteno will talk to us about the Slovak language. This will be followed by a potluck where we will all bring some food to share between us. Everybody is welcome regardless of the group you’re in. Feel free to come just for the talk if you can’t stay the whole evening.
Where? Centre in Highbury*
Time? 6:30pm=>8:30ish pm
Friday 14th: Talk by John Wells
What? Language seminar
Where? Diorama* near Warren St station
Time? 7:15pm=>8:15pm
Friday 28th: Meal out in a local restaurant
Where? Drummond St (near Warren St station)
Info and registration: please contact Daniel Hayon (danie...@hotmail.co.uk) before Feb, 8th.
LATER ON:
Friday 17th April to Saturday 25th April: PRINTEMPaS
What ? Intensive course of Esperanto (4 levels) with usually about 30 participants.
Where? Grésillon (France - Map)
Info and registration: http://gresillon.org/spip.php?rubrique20&lang=en
Friday 17th April to Sunday 19th April: British Congress (Brita Kongreso)
What ? The 101st Brita Kongreso, the main Esperanto meeting of the year, is coming to the Midlands. The guest speaker, Stela Besenyei-Merger, is a native speaker of Esperanto! Expect to practise your Esperanto through various workshops, talks, discussion groups and some local excursions.
Where? Leicester
Info and registration: https://britakongreso.org/
Friday 29th May to Sunday 31st May: Scottish Congress (Skota Kongreso)
What ? The 115th Skota Kongreso will take place in Inverness in 2020. The congress will have various sessions and excursions, with interesting talks, learning opportunities for beginners and those making progress in Esperanto, and chances to explore the surrounding area.
Where? Inverness
Info and registration: http://skotlando.org/congress/
Saturday 18th July to Sunday 26th July: Somera Esperanto-Studado (SES)
What ? Intensive course of Esperanto (6 levels from complete beginners to advanced) with usually about 200 participants.
Where? Kroměříž (Czech Republic - Map)
Basic cost? Accommodation + food + language course: 270 Euros.
Info and registration: https://ses.ikso.net/2020/en/
Report from Martin about his experience at SES: https://martinrue.com/seek-out-new-experiences/
2018 promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgUpPYfaAXg
Note that if it’s your first time in an Esperanto event abroad, EAB (Esperanto Association of Britain) might reimburse £200 towards the registration cost and even more if you’re lucky enough to be under 25. To claim the £200 you need to fill in this form (conditions apply + the offer is only valid to 10 people so don’t wait too long if you’re interested):
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1F5EOccup7dezYiJQBN1X4d2FHTmVfl62t1xjhoqCBqk/viewform
LOCAL ADDRESSES:
Center in Highbury: 89 Ronalds Road, London, N5 1XQ (Map)
Note that you need a code to open the gate so if you don’t know it, let us know in advance if you're planning on coming so that we can give it to you.
Diorama: Old Diorama Arts Centre, 201 Drummond Street, London, NW1 3FE (Map)
Ask at the reception where the Esperanto group is as we don’t always meet in the same room.
Note that talks at Diorama start on time (hint!) and usually last an hour but most people stay afterwards for a cup of coffee, tea, etc to chat in Esperanto. A great chance to speak with some very good Esperanto speakers.
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