Four Sundays to explore, create, share and celebrate our cultural identities!
Organised by Wrocław Sprouts – English-Speaking Cultures Club, this free community project brings together children and teenagers from English-speaking international families living in Wrocław.
Through creative workshops, storytelling, music and shared experiences, children will explore their family roots, discover different cultures and celebrate what makes each of us unique.
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8 November – Our Roots
Discovering our family origins! Interactive world map, cultural symbols, flags, creative activities and sharing stories about where we come from.
15 November – Create & Tell
Expressing our identities through art, storytelling and creative projects. Exploring what home and belonging mean when growing up between cultures.
22 November – Our Voices
Sharing experiences through podcast conversations, music and collaborative activities. Children become storytellers, interviewers and performers!
29 November – Our Cultures: The Grand Finale
An open celebration for the Wrocław community! Exhibition of children's creations, cultural discoveries, international food, live music and a children's disco.
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📍 Ryneczek Jemiołowa, Wrocław
📅 8, 15, 22 & 29 November 2026
🕑 14:00–18:00
🎟️ Free admission
Some activities will take place in two age groups:
5–11 years old: Creative, hands-on activities, games and storytelling.
12–17 years old: Discussions, collaborative projects, podcasting and creative expression.
Parents and guardians are welcome to join the activities or relax and socialise at the Ryneczek Café while their children participate.
It's not about learning English – it's about growing up with different cultures, finding connections and celebrating our roots together.
Parents and legal guardians remain responsible for their children's health, safety and well-being throughout the event. The organisers do not assume responsibility for the supervision or care of participating children.
Children under 7 years old must remain under the direct supervision of a parent or legal guardian at all times and cannot be left unattended.