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Dreams of Landscape des israelisch-ungarischen Choreografen Lotem Regev ist eine Reise in die Welt der Bilder. Die Orte unserer Heimat bewegen uns auf ganz persönliche Weise und erzeugen Farben in den unterschiedlichsten Nuancen. Im individuellen Erleben dieses inneren Bewusstwerdens über Herkunft werden gemeinsame Erfahrungsräume geöffnet.  In einem zweiwöchigen Kreationsprozess entwickelte Regev mit drei Tänzer*innen des Hessischen Staatsballetts ein Tanzstück, das auf den Erinnerungen und Emotionen der Beteiligten aufbaut.

Für die Streaming-Premiere von Dreams of Landscape wurde in Zusammenarbeit mit De-Da Productions eine tanzfilmische Annäherung an die Choreografie geschaffen.

Im Anschluss findet ein Nachgespräch mit Lotem Regev und Dramaturg Lucas Herrmann statt.

Der Stream ist hier auf der Produktionsseite abrufbar.

Art or life? Dream or reality? Lover or fantasy? Hoffman, a poet, is torn between these opposites. His love for Stella, the acclaimed singer, remains unrequited, and he takes refuge in alcohol and the world of his imagination. Over the course of a wine-soaked evening, he tells his friends of three fantastical love affairs. Olympia, in whose immaculate beauty he fell head over heels in love – only to discover that the woman he so desperately wanted was a doll. Antonia, who was consumed by feverish song – and died in Hoffmann’s arms. And Giulietta, the Venetian courtesan, who swore him undying love – and seduced him with the singular goal of stealing his reflection. Each time, Hoffmann failed. Either it was his own fault, or love’s fault, or the fault of his diabolical adversary, who goes by many names: Lindorf, Coppélius, Dapertutto, or Dr. Miracle. Jacques Offenbach made E.T.A. Hoffman, the most famous Romantic poet, the central figure in his final (and only serious) opera. In his protagonist’s magical-surrealistic tales, Offenbach explores the threshold between reality and fantasy. He masterfully combines hints of operetta, sentimental opera comique, and romantic-fantasy opera. Inventive melodic turns combine with gripping drama, and there is Offenbach’s subtle irony, which interrupts the main character’s rapturous emotions time and again. For this new production, tenor Saimir Pirgu, known to Zurich audiences for his interpretation of the Duca in Verdi’s Rigoletto, takes on the role of Hoffmann. Intendant Andreas Homoki will direct for the stage. And at the podium of the Philharmonia Zürich is Italian conductor Antonino Fogliani, who is on the cusp of an international career.

Pühapäeval, 11. aprillil kell 20.00 saavad vanemad lastele raamatu lugemisest vaba päeva! Eno Raua lasteraamatut "Sipsik" loeb Kehra rahvamaja hubases kaminasaalis armastatud näitleja Ott Sepp. 

fabric Presents: London Unlocked.
A series of streams from London’s most iconic spaces, with the UK’s leading electronic artists.

Bertrand de Billy and Plácido Domingo add yet another chapter to their legendary Met collaboration with this rarely performed Verdi gem, a heart-wrenching tragedy of fatherly love. Sonya Yoncheva sings the title role opposite Piotr Beczała in the first Met performances of the opera in more than ten years.

“Glorious,” raved the New York Times when Joyce DiDonato sang the title role of Cendrillon at the Royal Opera in 2011. “Her performance was thoroughly enchanting.” 

The 2017–18 Live in HD season concluded with an enchanted performance of Cendrillon, Massenet’s glittering operatic adaptation of the Cinderella story. This charming staging by Laurent Pelly, which bursts to life with the director’s characteristic wit and whimsy, stars American mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato as the title outcast-turned-princess. 

Mezzo-soprano Alice Coote offers a touching portrayal of the pants role Prince Charming, while soprano Kathleen Kim shines as the Fairy Godmother. Mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe, as the outlandish Madame de la Haltière, and bass-baritone Laurent Naouri, as the haggard Pandolfe, round out the principal cast. On the podium, conductor Bertrand de Billy leads a performance that is equal parts madcap comedy and heartfelt romance.

Kuigi märts oli rahatarkuse kuu on ka aprillis paslik mõelda, kuidas MINU rahal läheb: mis oli eile, mis toimub täna ja mis saab homme.
Tegid sõprade/pere/ühiskonna survel kolmanda pensionisamba, kuid pole aimugi, mis ja kuidas edasi? Oled teadlik investeerimisest või suisa tunned mõnda investorit isiklikult, kuid see kõik tundub kauge ja tundmatu maailm? Miks üldse on nii, et mõnel on kogu aeg raha ja teisel pole üldse?
Kui hoovis rahapuu ei kasva, lotovõitu pole veel tulnud ja rikast Kanada tädi ei ole, tuleks oma rahaasjadel ise ohjadest haarata ning hea pensionipõlve nimel pisut vaeva näha.
Tule kuula, mida räägivad ülipopulaarse raamatu „Rahaedu põhimõtted“ (vaata lähemalt https://rahaedu.ee/) autorid Tarvo Vaarmets ja Tõnn Talpsepp rahast, elust ja võib-olla natuke muust ka 13. aprillil kell 18 toimuval veebiarutelul Eesti Rahvusraamatukogu Youtube’i kanalil.
Arutelu juhib Eesti Rahvusraamatukogu juhtivspetsialist Kristiina Kaju.

13. aprillil kell 18.00 räägib Maarja Vaino veebi vahendusel teemal "Tantsib huntidega. Loomad ja linnud Mati Undi loomingus".
Otseülekanne on osa loengusarjast "Unditund", mis avab kontekste, tekste ja inimesi, millel oli oluline osa Mati Undi maailmast.

Продолжаем разбираться в эпохах и стилях ВМЕСТЕ!
Обратимся к 1860-м годам… Зарождается Импрессионизм. Увидев картину Клода Моне «Впечатление. Восход солнца», критик Луи Леруа назвал участников выставки импрессионистами (от фр. впечатление). Так, в результате едкого замечания, появился термин, который мы используем до сих пор.
Импрессионистов завораживали изменения, которые происходят с цветом и светом, в различных погодных условиях. Присмотритесь, как «трансформируется» окружающий мир в зависимости от времени суток, времени года и т.д. Именно такие образы и привлекали великих живописцев этой эпохи.
Хотите узнать, каким образом наука и социальная среда повлияли на творчество потрясающих мастеров 19 в.? Наш ждет великий Эдгара Дега, в его работах очевиден интерес к фотографии – пойманному «моменту жизни» определенного героя.
Мы поговорим о его удивительных экспериментах, которые нашли отражение в шедеврах живописца. Дега и опера – этот образ возникает, когда мы думает о мастере. Музыка и танец на его полотнах заставят нас почувствовать себя частью невероятного прошлого Парижа.
Веселые смех и узкие улочки переносят нас на чудесный Монмартр, блики солнца и свет улыбок – прекрасный мир Пьера Огюста Ренуара. Эдуард Мане, Мери Стивенсон Кассатт, Берта Моризо и другие великие живописцы раскроют нам секреты своих потрясающих полотен!
Наше путешествие в мир искусства продолжается! 

Plato said we can judge a civilization on the music it produces. The music of Great Britain tells us a lot about the history, culture, and people of this island throughout the last six hundred years. 
George will talk about the music and musical history of Britain ‘from Greensleeves to Please Please Me’ including the sacred and classical music composers of church and court as well as rural and urban folk traditions and the ‘British invasion’ of the 60s — and up to the present day.
A fun and informative tour of Britain’s rich musical tapestry’.

On the heels of her triumphant Met performances in Eugene Onegin, soprano Anna Netrebko takes on another Tchaikovsky heroine in the first opera of this intriguing double bill, consisting of an enchanting fairy tale (Iolanta) followed by an erotic psychological thriller (Duke Bluebeard’s Castle). Netrebko stars as the beautiful blind girl who experiences love for the first time in Iolanta, while Nadja Michael is the unwitting victim of the diabolical Bluebeard, played by Mikhail Petrenko. Both operas are directed by Mariusz Trelinski, who was inspired by classic noir films of the 1940s. Iolanta also stars Piotr Beczala, and Valery Gergiev conducts both operas.

Music Director Emeritus James Levine conducts the full-length German version of Mozart’s magical fable, seen in Julie Taymor’s spectacular production, which captures both the opera’s earthy comedy and its noble mysticism.

Director Nathaniel Merrill and designer Robert O’Hearn work operatic magic in this brilliant production of Humperdinck’s cherished favorite. What Christmas is complete without this sumptuous musical retelling of the classic fairy tale, replete with guardian angels, a sandman, dew fairy, and, of course, a witch and her enticing gingerbread house. This performance, sung in English, features Frederica von Stade as the loveable but mischievous Hansel and Judith Blegen as his charming sister Gretel. Rosalind Elias is the evil Witch.

Two young lovers, offspring of the feuding Montague and Capulet families, value feelings above the past, pitting love and forgiveness against hatred and revenge.
Upon his return from exile in 1936, Sergei Prokofiev transformed Shakespeare’s famous tragedy into a ballet with a happy ending. Soviet cultural officials did not agree, so Romeo and Juliet went on dying as before. In his Warsaw staging, Krzysztof Pastor relocates the action to the Italy of the 1930s, 1950s and 1990s respectively – proving yet again the timeless nature of this tragic story.

Kristine Opolais stars in the role that helped launch her international career, the mythical Rusalka, who sings the haunting “Song to the Moon.” Mary Zimmerman brings her wondrous theatrical imagination to Dvořák’s fairytale of love and longing, rejection and redemption. Brandon Jovanovich, Jamie Barton, Katarina Dalayman, and Eric Owens complete the all-star cast, and Mark Elder conducts.

While a roaring ball stirs up spirits inside, a boy and a girl meet on the sidelines – and fall in love at first sight. But because they belong to warring families, Romeo and Juliet's love may be immortal, but it is above all forbidden.
The chamber opera by the German-Baltic composer Boris Blacher, written in 1943, condenses Shakespeare’s famous tragedy to its essence: the fate of Romeo and Juliet. Scenic miniatures conjure a foggy world hostile to love. Characters occasionally materialise like ghostly apparitions, while a Brechtian chansonnier comments with humour and with harshness on the failure of the greatest love story of all.

Franco Zeffirelli’s sumptuous production of Puccini’s final opera has been a Met favorite ever since its 1987 premiere run, captured in this telecast. James Levine brings out all the color and drama of the composer’s most ambitious score, leading a stellar cast: Plácido Domingo is Calàf, the unknown prince, Eva Marton sings the title role of the icy princess, Leona Mitchell is Liù, the innocent slave girl, and Paul Plishka plays Timur, Calàf’s father. Veteran tenor Hugues Cuénod, at 85, sings the ancient Emperor Altoum, in his Met debut.

Прекрасная столица Франции ее знаменитые и малоизвестные храмы. Предместье Парижа и легендарная Базилика Сен-Дени. Реймс и секреты знаменитого собора, который «встречал» будущих королей великой страны. Средневековая Франция продолжает раскрывать свои секреты.
Соревнующиеся города Амьен и Бове в далекую эпоху пытались определить, чей собор будет выше. Результат узнаем именно на этой лекции!
Нормандия – родина Вильгельма Завоевателя, его замки и храмы, а также большие секреты маленьких музеев. Продолжаем узнавать новые факты о знаменитой стране. 

fabric Presents: London Unlocked.
A series of streams from London’s most iconic spaces, with the UK’s leading electronic artists.
V&A Museum: Midland, OK Williams | Saoirse b2b Shanti Celeste

Rossini’s charming take on the Cinderella story features a brilliant cast, led by bel canto stars Joyce DiDonato in the title role and Juan Diego Flórez as her Prince Charming. 

Alessandro Corbelli delivers a comic tour de force as Don Magnifico, Cinderella’s stepfather. Pietro Spagnoli is Dandini, the Prince’s valet, who, disguised as his master, puts the prospective brides to the text, and Luca Pisaroni is the philosopher Alidoro, who takes the place of the fairy godmother. 

Met Principal Conductor Fabio Luisi leads Cesare Lievi’s whimsical production.

Средневековые произведения искусства – неиссякаемый источник информации, их можно «читать» бесконечно, как хорошую книгу! Очень часто мы удивляемся странным образам на фасадах храмов или на страницах манускриптов, интернет заполнен такими картинками.
Пришло время развенчать некоторые мифы! В рамках наших лекций мы уже много говорили об этом, но сейчас Вас ждет только НОВАЯ информация. И, как всегда, интересная!
Хотите понять, почему, несмотря на отношение к обнаженному телу в эту эпоху, оно все же появляется в искусстве?
Каким образом распознать Зло и Добро, если перед нами не ужасающий монстр? Свои и чужие, грешники и праведники – эти «послания» скрыты в старинных манускриптах и завораживающей скульптуре.
Идолы и магия, языческие образы и Святые, прекрасные изображения и балансирующие на гране «приличий»… Снова МОНСТРЫ? Да, их в эпоху Средневековья МНОГО! Хватит на тысячи лекций…
Только факты и новые открытия! Наше путешествие в загадочную эпоху продолжается!

Древний Египет – это одна из величайших цивилизаций Древнего мира, интерес к которой не угасает уже много веков. Мумии, фараоны, сфинксы, пирамиды – скорее всего именно эти образы возникают в сознании при отзвуках словосочетания «Древний Египет», но Египет – это далеко не только пирамиды Гизы и Большой сфинкс. Самым главным культом Древнего Египта был культ загробного мира, и, может показаться, что египтяне больше думали о смерти, нежели чем о жизни. На самом же деле, египтяне не были одержимы смертью – напротив, их больше интересовала жизнь, ведь именно к воскрешению и вечной жизни в загробном мире стремился каждый житель долины Нила.
На лекции мы узнаем о том, какие тайны хранит в себе многовековая история древней цивилизации, как именно и почему египтяне готовились к смерти, а также обсудим магическую природу «Проклятия фараонов», которое связано с обнаружением древних захоронений. Узнать о жизни и смерти древних египтян, найти ответы на волнующие нас вопросы, поможет ничто иное, как искусство. 

Laura and Carlos will show you Antarctica through their eyes. Antarctica is the most remote and isolated continent on earth, it is nearly twice the size of Australia and about 98% of it is covered by ice. At 0.00008 people per square kilometer it is by far the least densely populated continent and is exclusively dedicated to peace and science.
During the past South American summer season, there were about 78000 tourists who visited Antarctica from Ushuaia (Argentina’s city at the end of the world). Antarctica is a unique place that you cannot compare with any other around the world. It is pristine and magical. Once you are there, you can hear the sound of silence and feel a true connection with nature. There are no words that can describe it, you have to be there!
The goal is to share with you “the Antarctica” experienced by Laura and Carlos for many summers and talk about their feelings and passion towards the White Continent and explain the general aspects of a trip and show what you might see and enjoy when you visit.
Our guides will share some memorable moments they keep in their hearts. Please, connect and join us on this virtual adventure!

Engelbert Humperdinck’s «Königskinder» has always been in the shadows next to his incomparably more famous fairytale opera «Hänsel und Gretel» – unjustly so, as the former is a subtle, multi-layered masterpiece. Premiered in 1910, the opera tells the tale of the fate of two uprooted royal children, whose love fails in the face of a harsh social reality. Here, our two protagonists don’t live happily ever after. Despite the influence of his idol Richard Wagner, Humperdinck was able to create his own musical language: a mixture of folksong-like sounds, sweeping melodies, and dramatic force. Conductor Ingo Metzmacher made his successful debut at the Opernhaus in 2007 with «Königskinder». The production’s revival three years later – which was recorded and released as a DVD – prompted the Neue Zürcher Zeitung to write, «Metzmacher lovingly glories in each of the score’s many colors. He keeps the sound light and streamlined, so that its very core is revealed. What intimacy lies there within.» And the performance was all the more superb for its vocal cast. Jonas Kaufmann, then just on the verge of making the switch to the Heldentenor fach, supremely inhabited the role of the king’s son. Soprano Isabel Rey, a longtime member of the Opernhaus Zürich ensemble, crafts a touching goose-girl. With its fresh approach and clever intertwining of socially critical and magical elements, Jens-Daniel Herzog’s production convinced, without becoming kitsch – and was assisted in doing so by Mathis Neidhart’s uniform set, which largely dispensed with any notion of an idyllic natural setting.

Never bound by convention, Kolobov Novaya Opera Theatre’s live anniversary gala begins with large-scale orchestral pieces and choral scenes from operas and goes on to lyrical duets and a vocal cycle. From the general to the particular and, most importantly, to the conductor; Novaya is a conductor’s theatre.
Taking part in the celebration are almost all the theatre’s conductors led by Maestro Alexandru Samoilă. A special guest is Valentin Uryupin, now one of the most sought after and successful Russian conductors. In the spotlight are those who worked, studied or were friends with the theatre’s founder Evgeny Kolobov alongside musicians of the new generation – conductors who are writing today’s history of the theatre.

fabric Presents: London Unlocked.
A series of streams from London’s most iconic spaces, with the UK’s leading electronic artists.
The London Coliseum, Home of English National Opera: Dillinja & GQ, SHERELLE b2b Tim Reaper.

Andalusia: Granada, Sevilla, Cordoba & the Sunny Coast
Let’s discover Southern Spain, with its important cultural heritage and monuments, the legacy of its region’s ancestors: Romans, Visigoths, Muslims…
A diversity of landscapes among important cities, charming towns, and the wonderful Costa del Sol, the main holiday destination to enjoy also its traditions and delicious gastronomy. Andalusia loves you… Don’t miss it!

Управа района Кесклинн и Кадриоргская немецкая гимназия приглашают принять участие в вируальных лекциях для родителей Кесклинна! 
На лекции ждем родителей, а также бабушек и дедушек детей разных возрастов, которые хотят приобрести знания и практические умения для поддержания хороших отношений в семье. 
Бесплатные онлайн-лекции проводятся на русском и эстонском языках!
Виртуальные лекции в 2021 году: 
 17.02. – Как поддержать психическое здоровье школьника? Лектор: Эне Пилл, (психолог, арт-терапевт).
Ключевые слова: психическое здоровье школьника, учеба, дистанционное обучение, стресс родителей.
Регистрация (открыта до 16.02.): https://forms.gle/9E1Nvv2xhvFY6nFD7
 24.03. – Как разговаривать со школьником об алкоголе, табаке и наркотиках? Лектор: Елена Ермакова ( психолог и терапевт).
Ключевые слова: распространенные мифы среди родителей, когда начинать говорить, как говорить.
Регистрация (открыта до 23.03.): https://forms.gle/GcKLqn482DYEF8kUA
 28.04. – Как поддержать физическую активность и здоровое питание школьника? Лектор: Отт Кийвикас (спортсмен, специалист по питанию и лектор).
Ключевые слова: проблема общества, направление школьников, спорт, питание, баланс. 
Регистрация (открыта до 27.04.): https://forms.gle/ZvobUgfLFQDuyHQg8
 Информацию о лекциях на эстонском языке найдёте здесь: 
https://www.facebook.com/events/234206154978022/
Дополнительная информация:
 Елена Прибыльски, Кадриоргская немецкая гимназия jelena.pribylski@ksg.edu.ee
 Валентина Москалёва, Управа района Кесклинн valentina.moskaljova@tallinnlv.ee 

Проведение виртуальных лекций для родителей поддерживают Министерство юстиции, а также программы Европейского экономической зоны и Норвегии.

Nikolaus Harnoncourt and Jürgen Flimm’s production of Ludwig van Beethoven’s Fidelio, which premiered in the spring of 1992, sparked renewed interest in the opera. In his musical direction, Harnoncourt met the audience with a high-voltage experience. He highlighted the contrasts and colors detailed in Beethoven’s score, and, from the first downbeat, created what the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung called a «sudden, springing attack against a nearly mythical stagnation, a signaling character versus sheer Ligetian soundscape-like oscillations». The FAZ further toasted the polarizing approach – an approach that was unusual for the early 1990s – as a «tremendous moment for the perception of Beethoven».

Harnoncourt had a congenial artistic partner at his side in director Jürgen Flimm, whose stage production struck the right balance between historical realism and abstract storytelling. As the Süddeutschen Zeitung noted, «Flimm has managed to do what so few have. He transforms a Biedermeier idyll into a grand revenge opera…[he turns] a redemptive global oratorio into a real piece of music theater».

This successful production was revived numerous times, and was recorded in 2004 with a world-class cast. Two young shooting stars made their debuts in the opera’s lead roles: German tenor Jonas Kaufmann as the prisoner Florestan, and Finnish soprano Camilla Nylund his beloved Leonore, who disguises herself as Fidelo to free Florestan. At their side are László Polgár and Alfred Muff, two singers who were closely associated with the Opernhaus Zürich – and who had bowed as Rocco and Pizarro back in 1992. Elizabeth Rae Magnuson and Christoph Strehl round out the cast as Marzelline and Jaquino.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in the place that made it famous!
Thanks to its strategic location half-way between the port of Veracruz and Mexico City, Puebla was the second most important city in Mexico during the colonial period.
The Historic Centre of Puebla is one of the oldest colonial downtowns in the continent and among the best-preserved in Mexico. Puebla is recognized by UNESCO as a cultural World Heritage Site.
And if there is something you can find in Puebla, it is the good food like the cemitas and good stories like the BATTLE 5 de MAYO. Get to know the history of this important event and some of the treasures of this beautiful city. Alejandra will lead us on a walking tour through the flavors of Puebla and its magnificent landmarks.
Bring your Margarita and celebrate with Alejandra on CINCO DE MAYO!

«Endless pleasure, endless love» – there is no lack of chemistry between Semele and Jupiter. The highest of the gods has taken a mortal woman as his lover, but Semele will be punished for her hubris. For in her calculations, she’s neglected to take Juno (Jupiter’s wife) into consideration. Semele’s fate dooms her to fall victim to Juno’s intrigues, and she ultimately perishes at Jupiter’s own lightning. Director Robert Carsen succeed in creating an imaginative and exuberant production, full of wit and satire, as he explored a piece which itself oscillates between opera and oratorio. He delightfully links the libretto’s allusions to the courtly practice of the time of keeping a mistress with the British royal family of recent times. His Juno, who is rather «not amused» by Jupiter’s romantic escapades, is the spitting image of the Queen (ravishingly embodied by contralto Birgit Remmert). Charles Workman is striking and vocally seductive as Jupiter – his is a god capable of deep human emotion. Cecilia Bartoli creates a Semele full of lust and sensuality, self-deprecating (as in «Myself I shall adore», the aria she sings to her own mirror image), and painfully touching to the very end. With her vast vocal range, Bartoli is able to plumb Semele’s soul to its very depths.

The remaining cast members are no less alluring: Liliana Nikiteanu as Ino, Thomas Michael Allen as Athamas, Anton Scharinger as the sleeping god Somnus, and Isabel Rey, who delivers a comical masterstroke as Iris, a short-sighted secretary, in the Deux-Pièce. A further important component is the Chor der Oper Zürich, which delivers an impressive performance. The many collaborations between the Orchestra La Scintilla and conductor William Christie (who conducts here from the harpsichord) have led to a tight bond of musical connection, both gratifying and sensitive, that imbues this performance with endless pleasure.

Kesklinna valitsus ja Kadrioru Saksa gümnaasium kutsuvad Kesklinna vanemate kooli!
Oodatud on igas vanuses laste vanemad või vanavanemad, kes soovivad omandada teadmisi ja praktilisi oskusi toimivate ning toetavate peresuhete kujundamiseks. Soovitav vanematele alates teisest kooliastmest.
On-line loengud 2021. aastal: 
10.02. – Kas nutiseadmetest on pääsu? Lektor: Jaan Aru (ajuteadlane ja psühholoog)
Märksõnad: aju, nutiseadmed, lapse areng.
Registreerimine (avatud kuni 9.02.): https://forms.gle/S3zkQEJYWzLCPaRF9
10.03. - Kuidas rääkida koolilapsega alkoholist, tubakast ja uimastitest?
Lektor: Elena Ermakova (psühholoog ja terapeut)
Märksõnad: levinud müüdid lapsevanemate seas, millal on õige aeg rääkida, kuidas rääkida.
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7.04. - Kuidas toetada lapse füüsilist aktiivsust ja tervislikku toitumist? Ott Kiivikas (tippsportlane, kulturist, toitumisspetsialist ja koolitaja)
Märksõnad: ühiskonna probleem, laste suunamine, sportimine, toitumine, tasakaal.
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12.05. - Kuidas suhelda teismelisega? Merit Lage (psühhoterapeut ja koolitaja)
Märksõnad: teismelise enesehinnang, emotsioonid ja nendega toimetulek.
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Eestikeelsed loengud toimuvad veebis ning on osalejatele TASUTA!  
Infot vene keelsete loengute kohta leiate siit: 
https://www.facebook.com/events/116934646973745/
Lisainfo ja küsimused:  
Jelena Pribylski, Kadrioru Saksa Gümnaasium jelena.pribylski@ksg.edu.ee 
Valentina Moskaljova, Tallinna Kesklinna Valitsus valentina.moskaljova@tallinnlv.ee 
Kesklinna vanemate kooli toetavad justiitsministeerium, Euroopa Majanduspiirkond ja Norway Grants.

Jerusalem has been a center for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam stretching back more than 3 millennia. On this virtual tour, we will visit the Four Quarters of the Old City. After entering through Jaffa Gate we will walk past the Armenian Quarter and into the Jewish Quarter and down to the Western Wall. We will ascend the Temple Mount and walk through the markets and alleyways of the Muslim and Christian Quarters, as well as checking out the holy sites along our route. We may even get to take a peek into the Church of the Holy Sepulcher! 
Along the way, Amy will share stories of the people who live there and talk about the complicated and nuanced relationships among all of the people that live in this unique city.

On this tour, Ione will share with you two of the most representative cities of Belgium - Brussels, and Bruges. An amusing and interesting journey through Belgian history and controversial identity. Get ready for many culinary treats on this tour! Belgian fries, mussels, and waffles, the best chocolate in the world together with the best beer brewing in Belgium date back to the 12th century!
In Bruges, you will discover a fairy-tale-like medieval town, extremely well preserved, listed as one of Belgium’s Unesco World Heritage Sites, and among the most visited tourist destinations in Europe. Also nicknamed The Venice of the North for its quaint canals, where gorgeous swans have been swimming since the 15th century, Bruges is the center of the Northern Renaissance, home to the Flemish Primitives painters, and some unexpected surprises such as a sculpture by Michelangelo. In Bruges, you also will have the opportunity to learn all about laces, an important part of the Belgian cultural heritage.
Brussels will offer you a totally different experience. This multicultural, cosmopolitan but yet pleasant and hospitable city, is the heart of the European Union, geographically and politically! You will stroll around the market of the most beautiful square in Europe, the Grand Place, ringed by gold-trimmed gabled guild-houses, and the many art nouveau and art deco houses. You will get to know Belgian humor through its worldwide famous symbol the Manneken Pis and discover Belgian fashion, architecture, comic books (Tintin), music (Jacques Brel, Django Reinhardt), and contemporary art (Renè Magritte).

Chosen for the fourth consecutive year as Europe’s Best Destination in 2020, Portugal has been until some years ago the hidden gem of the continent to the Atlantic. A charming country with much to discover, from the beautiful Porto in the North —in fact, the cradle of the nation— to its cosmopolitan capital Lisbon by the Tagus river, metropolis of the former Portuguese Empire. Heading to the South we’ll learn about its Roman origins at Évora, historic capital of the Alentejo region; and finally, we’ll discover the Algarve, biggest and most important Portuguese holiday destination with wonderful beaches. Beyond history and sights we’ll also enjoy delicious gastronomy and cultural traditions as the nostalgic Fado music. Bem vindo a Portugal!
Join Manuel on this amazing journey through Portugal.

Join Georgiana, our storyteller and tour guide as she takes you on another exciting mystery traveling tour. This time, you will find yourself aboard a luxurious river cruise, sailing down the Danube from Hungary all the way to Romania. You meet all sorts of people aboard the ship, from the most notorious royal families, to vicious businessmen and passionate archaeologists. Soon, you find out that this river cruise is no ordinary one, bringing onboard one of the most sought after ancient artifacts in the world, which mysteriously disappears during the voyage! Can you discover the thief and help retrieve this valuable object?
Together with Georgiana you will have the opportunity to discover more of what to expect when going on a river cruise in Europe, from amenities to types of activities available and food served on board. Other highlights of the tour are:
- Cruise through the Iron Gates, one of the largest and jaw-dropping gorges in Europe
- Revel at the largest rock sculpture in Europe, Decebal's Head
- Visit 2 European Capitals: Bucharest and Belgrade
- Discover the hidden gems of Croatia, Serbia and Bulgaria
- Enjoy the best medieval cities in Transylvania: Sighisoara and Brasov
- Explore Saxon UNESCO village and the charming countryside in Romania
- Get inspired by local culinary treats and drinks!"

The region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, on the South-western coast of France, is famous for its quality of life, good food and extraordinary natural landscapes. The French Riveria (la Côte d'Azur) is well-known for its beautiful beaches and the luxurious cities of St Tropez, Cannes and Nice. Just along the coast, Provence offers up beautiful landscapes, sights, colors and smells which have inspired artists from Van Gogh to Cezanne and Picasso. Food markets, vineyards, natural parks, lavender fields, olive trees and sleepy mountain villages fill up the region. The beginning of the Alps means that the region isn’t just famous for the coastal lifestyle, but also the rich mountain culture and the outdoor activities that come with it. Finally, Marseille is a rebellious, north-African-influenced port city famous for its fish soups, aniseed liquor pastis and games of petanque. The good food, the good weather, the slowed-down pace of life and the Southern sense of humor are a stark contrast to the pace and quality of life elsewhere in France. In this tour, we will explore art history, food and culture and look at the Côte d'Azur, Provence and Marseille.
Join Lewis as he shares his hometown and its region with us.

Summer Solstice 2021 Livestream 
With the atmospheric surrounds of Stonehenge Summer Solstice is a free celebration over a single evening and it has been going for seven years now. 
The solstice itself is a single moment but the event is spread out over days of celebration and camping. Four days of good food, beer, cider and light music can be enjoyed.