Ogłoszenia Active Polish Community
Polish Strongmen in Luton
Active Polish Community is pleased to announce that on 19th and 20th March is taking place a number of meetings and parties, where one of biggest draw will be autographs of the best Polish Strongmen.
Friday 19th March
2.00pm Visit at Barnfield South school
7.00pm Visit at Boxing Club Strike06
8.00pm A dinner and party at The Hights where Dj Gerard from Big Brother 4.1 will show off what they are capable of followed by a contest with prizes.
Saturday 20th March
from 5.00pm to 6.30pm Visit at JESS shop - where you will be given a chance to take some photos and get autographs.
9.00 pm Restaurant Polska Chata - "Everyone can sing" - a contest with prizes.
We are looking forward to seeing you there.
Strike06's boxing match
On March, 27 at 7pm, Active Polish Community invites you to an evening full of strong emotions, where Stirke06, the Polish Boxing Club in Luton, draws their players to fight. The Polish Boxing Club - Strike06 operates under the auspices of the Active Polish Community and is held under the auspices of Tygodnik Wizjer.
Tickets for adults cost: Ł10 , Ł5 youth under 16 years old.
Place where the event takes place: DLCC, 234 Dallow Road, LU1 1TB, Luton, Beds
More information by phone: 01582 410 333
The first Polish modern dance group in Luton
Attention! We are recruiting to the first Polish modern dance team in Luton for youth and children aged 5 years. Classes will be conducted by a professional instructor of modern dance.
We are starting on March, 4 2010 in the building of Carnival Arts, where classes take place on Thursdays at 4pm and last for 2 hours. No fees at the entrance.
Our goal is to generate a frame of the first Polish performance at Luton Carnival in May 2010. Our plans also include participation in various competitions and events, representing the Polish community in Britain and the Active Polish Community.
If you require more information, please do not hesitate to contact us by email: karolina@activepolish.co.uk or by phone: 079 2898 0060
Due to the fact, that our band doesn't yet have a name and logo, we decided to announce a competition. Any ideas or thoughts, please send by email to: karolina@activepolish.co.uk
Classes for the youngest DINKY DANCERS
Active Polish Community invites you to DINKY DANCERS which are activities for the youngest combined with dancing, fun and learning English. This is an opportunity for your child's rapid development.
Classes are held every Wednesday and start at 10am at the Hightown Community Center, Luton, LU2 0JD. They are conducted by a qualified instructor and choreographer of modern dance (who has got a double diploma) with several years of previous work experience with youths, adults and children.
The course is intended for children aged 2-4 years. It consists of 7 lessons, in which babies and their parents / guardians perform activities together, but also have fun, sing, play instruments and learn about objects and dance. By taking an active part in the lesson, parents learn how to entertain their child when they have something else to do and how make it busy by means other than television.
Before the start, all the exercises are explained in detail by an instructor /conducting person, interspersed with English words and thanks to childrens' divisible attention, they learn the language through play.
Children age is 2-4 years, however, a child who does not fall within that range (for example, is 1.5 years old or 4.5 years old) is also welcome. In the case of considerably high interest, a division bracket will be increased.
Course price is Ł25 and it covers only classes. On top of that, a free membership (normal fee Ł15), certificates, and free T-shirt will be given to your child. For bookings please contact Mrs Karolina on 07928980060 or by email: karolina@activepolish.co.uk
Classes are held at:
Hightown Community Center
Concorde Street, Luton, LU2 0JD
Polish Valentine's Day in Luton
Active Polish Community together with Luton Rights and Tygodnik Wizjer invites you to a Polish Valentine's Day in Luton. The programme consists of a cabaret show by Sławek Orwat and a concert by Monika Lidke. A free buffet will be available throughout the event.
On that day, you will be given a chance to get free advice from the experts on topics such as:
- How to cope after losing work (support in employment and advice regarding career)
- What kind of help are we entitled to in the event of job loss (benefits), assistance in obtaining them,
- How to deal with debt.
Start on February 13, 2010 at 4pm.
Admission is free of charge.
The hat Factory,
65 Bute Street,
Luton LU1 2EY
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In an atmosphere of Polish Christmas
We encourage parents and children to meet in an atmosphere of Polish Christmas. Together with Luton Rights and Tygodnik Wizjer we are organising a Nativity play and a meeting with Santa Claus, which will be held on December, 19 at the Hat Factory Arts Centre,at 12:00. Admission is free.
The Nativity play has been prepared by the children's theater group "Green Valley", acting at Active Polish Community. In addition, we also expect a visit of the True Santa Claus. On the agenda is a competition with prizes, music, buffet of sweets and drinks.
Thanks to the Luton Rights Foundation, parents will be able to get advice regarding:
- Social benefits,
- Labour law,
- Support in employment.
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We would also like to invite both adults and children to participate in our "Green Valley" theatre group. We also seek people with experience and pedagogical education as volunteers in this project.
Bushmead Christmas Festival in Luton
Start the holiday season during the Bushmead Festival, created by the Bushmead and Cattern residents' associations, in cooperation with Active Polish Community and Luton Love Music Hate Racism. It is a gift from the people of Bushmead and Cattern for all people living in Luton.
The Festival will begin at the Bushmead Community Centre at 2pm on Saturday, 28th of November. The culmination of the event will be the performance of Luton X Factor stars - "Voices with Soul" and a concert of carols in the Christchurch church, which is nearby. This is a fantastic opportunity of free entertainment for the whole family.
There will be dance and music performances, where everyone can find something for themselves. On stage, representatives of different styles of music will be present, from the talented rapper D.2.1, who will be accompanied by a Polish DJ Lesero Prod; Spencer Jordan, who will perform the songs of Buddy Holly; to the singer George Anthony.
We will also have the opportunity to watch a show by the dance group "Unseen Shadows" , which was awarded during the last UK Street Dance Championship, and performances by British and Irish artists. Many other attractions will be available, among others at stalls around the festival. Below is a plan of the festival:
Main stage
14.00 Opening Mayor and Kelvin
14.15 Swan Collective
14.40 Laura May
15.10 Detour
15.30 Unseen Shadows
15.50 D.2.1.
16.10 Irish Dancers
16.30 Spencer Jordan as Buddy Holly
16.50 George Anthony
Christchurch
15.30 Voices with Soul
15.50 Carols
16.10 Harmony (African Music)
Football Tournament - Pro Evolution Soccer 2009
Active Polish Community in cooperation with The Hat Factory is organizing a Play Station 3 Football Tournament. The competition will take place on the 21st of October 2009 at the Hat Factory in Luton. The tournament will be played in the cup system. All participants are going to be split into groups where the teams with the highest number of points, will get the promotion to the futher stages of the tournament and to the final accordingly.
Football matches played on consoles are becoming more and more popular, as the market of video games is growing among both children and adults. The final tournament will be screened on a large media projector, which will increase the pageantry of the project. These types of tournaments always bring great emotions, where incredible football actions and the cheering audience happen to be a part of the parcel of such events. The competition will present us the best players in Luton. For the finalists, we prepared attractive prizes.
There is a small fee of Ł10 per player, Ł2 for the audience. Please book in advance as space is limited. Reservations can be made over the phone: 075 52 42 57 64, or by email: bartek@activepolish.co.uk
The best players in Luton. Final on the big screen. Attractive prizes. Live audience. Real emotions. All in one place.
"Taste of Luton - cultural food festival"
Another event, during which we are going to present our fabulous Polish cuisine, will be "Taste of Luton - cultural food festival'', which takes place on Saturday, 26th of September at St George's Square, in the centre of Luton. The organizers invite all local restaurants, communities, shops, and food producers, who are able to present their national delicacies in the form of free tastings and to buy whole meals on the spot.
The international feast, with an endless suply of traditional Polish dishes and music, sounds very promising. Hopefully, the efforts taken by the Active Polish Community, Polish media and local businesses will be acknowledged by the community of Luton. So now we invite you to attend this family event and support the Polish specialties at the "Taste of Luton - cultural food festival" on Saturday, 26 September at St George's Square in Luton.
How about fishing? - a post from the Active Polish Community Forum
Hello to everyone. I have lived in Luton for several years. Like most of us, I work, have a family, and also have a passion, which fills up my spare time. I noticed that among the Polish community in Luton there are quite a few who love FISHING. So why not set up our own club, under the patronage of Active Polish Community?... More can be found on the Forum
Polish band in Luton - a post from the Active Polish Community Forum
Welcome all visitors of Active Polish Communityforum, my name is Martin and I live in Luton. Besides working, I play bass quitar and I get a lot of pleasure of out if. In the past,when I was living in Poland, I had the pleasure to play during various events with a band, whose members, guided by various decisions in life simply went separate ways. Since then, I "feel the blues" in my veins, and I've been thinking about creating a band in Luton, which would be serving our great community in this city by reaching out songs from the repertoire of known Polish and foreign performers. Playing commercial music (such as rock, ska, reggae, etc..) would certainly gain popularity and recognition not only among the Poles.
I am looking for a team of people playing: drums, guitar (one or two), keyboard (harmony) and vocals (female or male). I invite all interested in this subject, both experienced and amateurs to contact us... More can be found on the Forum
