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Everyone is welcome to join this vibrant FREE event celebrating community, culture, and creativity! Enjoy a day filled with information sharing, hands-on art workshops, craft demonstrations, and lively ceilidh dancing for families.

This special event brings together Edinburgh’s diverse European communities while strengthening connections with the Scottish communities that they now call home. It’s a chance to share experiences, build relationships, and celebrate the diverseness of our cultures together.

Drop by anytime between 11am – 4pm, and be part of a joyful, creative, and welcoming day.

This event has been made possible thanks to #NationalLottery players.

          

 


Drop in anytime between 10am – 5pm to this all day free event. A variety of stallholders will be on hand to provide information and answer questions on their opportunities for young people (aged 16 – 35) to travel, study and work in Europe.  

 


Features talks from leading experts from Poland and Germany on this topic, along with a panel discussion led by leading journalist Allan Little, who has had widespread experience and knowledge of Central, Eastern, and South-Eastern Europe. He has won many awards for his work as a journalist. The event will look at the scale of the campaign, and how Europe can respond.  Experts on panel include:

– Aleksandra Kozioł, European Security Analyst at the Polish Institute for International Relations, Warsaw. She works on European security, with a focus on EU security policy as well as Russian domestic and foreign policy  

– Stefan Wolff, Professor of International Security in the Department of Political Science and International Studies, Birmingham University. He specialises in the management of contemporary security challenges. 

For more details, and to book places, visit this Eventbrite link

This event is supported by both the Consulate-General of the Republic of Poland, the Consulate-General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Edinburgh, and the Institut français d’Ecosse.