Celebrate Global Myths and Holidays at IQ Club!
Join us on March 25 at 9:00 AM in the IQ Club for an event dedicated to the exploration and celebration of diverse myths and holidays from around the globe. From the themes of rebirth and renewal found in Easter to the colorful explosion of Holi, this event promises a deep dive into the stories and celebrations that shape our diverse cultures. Whether you’re a mythology enthusiast, a fan of holiday trivia, or simply in search of an event filled with fun and learning, this is an occasion you won’t want to miss!
Prepare for thrilling quiz sessions where Easter traditions from the United Kingdom clash with those from the United States. Test your knowledge and learn fascinating facts about how this pivotal holiday is celebrated across the world. Delve into the enchanting world of Irish culture with an engaging presentation by our special guest, Maciej Szeliga. Students from High School no. 9 in Rzeszów will also share legends important to Vietnamese, Indian, and Irish cultures. Finally, members of the Humanus Club have prepared an array of presentations covering various global holidays and myths, alongside interactive activities that will keep you engaged and entertained throughout the event.
Don’t miss this opportunity to embark on a journey through the myths and holidays that shape our world. Bring your curiosity, and let’s celebrate the diversity that unites us at the Holidays and Myths: Melting Pot Festival!
Detailed program:
Moderator: Ramazan Amangeldiyev
- 9.00 – Opening remarks
- 9.15 – 10.00 Easter Quizzes: UK vs. USA by Dr Paula Wieczorek
- 15 minute-break
- 10.15 – 10.45 “Irish culture and differences between Irish and Polish ways of living” by special guest, mgr Maciej Szeliga from School Complex no. 3 in Rzeszów
- 15 minute-break
- 11.00 -11.45 Presentations by students from High School no. 9 in Rzeszów:
- Sarth Rinde “Holi”
- David Ngo “Hoan Kiem Lake History: Delve into the legend of the heart of Hanoi”
- Maja Droz “Tir n nog the Island o Paradise” Irish Legend
- 15 minute-break
- 12.00 – 13.30 Humanus Club members’ presentations:
- Ramazan Amangeldiyev “Worldwide mythology”
- Tendai Mashipe “Myths shaping Zimbabwe’s culture”
- Katsiaryna Zubrytskaya “Folk treasures of Belarus”
- Assem Serik and Tolkyn Undash “Kazakh mythologies”