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Dance House holds another lesson
THE PROFESSIONAL folk dance teachers Dragúni invite you to the House of Traditional Dances for a lesson November 7. The lesson focusses on dances from the Tekov region. The folk music group Ekonóm will play. Video-projection on the region's traditional dances will help learners follow the dance steps.
Secret to Moving on Up
PSST, Psst, come closer. Now listen. What I'm about to tell you, good reader, is a secret. Please keep it under your hat.When I moved to my village, I thought to myself, what better way to meet locals than play on the village football team? I thought, you know, meet the lads, get to know a few people, enjoy communal beers with like-minded folk. After discovering training times at the local parish council office, I set off with football boots in hand and loads of enthusiasm. Everything went swimmingly.
Bratislava chic
FASHION Week is over in Paris and Milan. And that is good news for Bratislava.Bratislava businesswoman, Soňa Mellová, is bringing fashion, serious fashion, to town with 14 top Slovak fashion models. These celebrated beauties will show off fashions by Max Mara, one of the largest fashion houses in Italy, to an audience of lucky ticket holders in Tempus Fugit Restaurant December 8.
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