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15 May, 30 Villages Throughout the Country Theatre Performance For 9 April - 15 May, 30 villages throughout the country Theatre performance for children: “Let me tell you a secret about the environment” Children’s Theatre Centre, Skopje (Brvenica & Sedlarce, Mlado Nagorichane & Staro Nagorichane, Chegrane & Forino, Vasilevo & Dobreici, Vatasha & Sopot, Bistrica & Kravari, Gorno Orizari, Kochilari, Leskoec & Kosel, Mogorche & Dolno Kosovrasti, Konopnica & Mozhdivnjak, Negorci & Mrzenci, Orizari, Istibanje, Ratevo & Rusinovo, Veleshta & Dobovjan and Topolcani & Kanatlarci) 20 April - Friday, 11:00-13.00 EU InfoCentre, Skopje Launching Event of EU funded cartoons: “We love Europe” Business Solutions Europa 23 April - Monday, 10:30-11:30 EU InfoCentre Press Conference on the Europe Day celebration activities 25 April - Wednesday, 14:00-16:00 Aerodrom Municipality, Skopje Drawing competition: “Europe for all generations” European Movement, Aerodrom Municipality 27 April - Friday, 12:00-14:00 Kumanovo Municipality Panel discussion: “European integration from the economic and security perspective” European Movement 30 April - Monday, Secondary schools throughout the country Open classrooms for older generations Ministry of Education and Science 30 April - Monday, Secondary schools throughout the country Essay Competition: “Why is it cool to be old?” Ministry of Education and Science 30 April - Monday, 12:00-14:00 Bitola Municipality Panel discussion: “European integration from the local perspective” European Movement 4 May - Friday, 09:30-15:00 ”Sv. Kiril i Metodij” University, Skopje Gathering of universities - student debate & oratorical competition: “What will the EU bring to me and my family?” European Movement 4 May - Friday, 11:00-12:30 Army Hall Lecture on the European Union: “Enlargement and the Estonian experience” Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 5 May - Saturday, 9:00-11:00 Skopje Competition for best essay: “All together towards the European Union” European Movement 5 May - Saturday, 10:00-14:00 from EU InfoCentre to Vodno European flag day (setting the EU & MK flags on top of Vodno) European Movement 5 May - Saturday, 11:00-14:00 “Sv Kiril i Metodij” University, Skopje Competition for best theatre play: “The European Union for all generations” European Movement 6 May - Sunday, 09:00-13:00 Pela square, Skopje Skopje Marathon - http://www.skopskimaraton.com.mk/ Skopje Sports’ Union 8 May - Tuesday, 09:30-11:30 Parliament, Skopje International Conference: “Enlargement faced with the latest developments in the EU” European Movement 8 May - Tuesday, 20:20 Osten Gallery, Skopje Opening of Exhibition of drawings by Picasso Osten Gallery European Union 9 May - Wednesday, 9:00 Hotel Continental, Skopje Europe for Citizens project: “Empowering European Citizens” British Council 9 May - Wednesday, 12:00-15:00 Skopje City Square Waiters’ & Waitresses’ Race Municipality of Centar, Skopje 9 May - Wednesday, 12:00-15:00 Kumanovo, Kavadarci, Tetovo, Gostivar, Veles, Bitola & Kocani Europe Day celebrations organised by EU Info Points: “Let’s Explore Europe” EU Info Points/municipalities 9 May - Wednesday, 17:00-19:00 EU Delegation, Skopje Europe Day Reception 10 May - Thursday, 18:00-20:00 Skopje Solemn Academy of the European Movement marking the Europe Day European Movement 11 May - Friday, 12:00-14:00 Ohrid Municipality Panel discussion: “European integration as a challenge for the culture in the Republic of Macedonia*” European Movement 12 May - Saturday, 13:30-17:30 Skopje City Park Europe Day Happening (primary school students present all 27 EU MS, cultural programme: Foltin, Toni Zen, Full Stop) City of Skopje 14 May - Monday, 12:00-14:00 Stip Municipality Panel discussion: “Social cohesion – the EU policies and local conditions” European Movement EU information campaign: “The EU in Close-Up” (EU travelling bus) 14 May - Monday - 12:00 v. Dolneni (Prilep) 15 May - Tuesday - 12:00 v. Bosilovo (Strumica) 16 May - Wednesday - 13:00 v. Gorno Orizari (Veles) 18 May - Friday - 15:00 v. Rusinovo (Berovo) 21 May - Monday - 12:00 v. Velgoshti (Ohrid) 22 May - Tuesday - 12:00 v. Lipkovo (Kumanovo) 23 May - Wednesday - 12:30 v. Labunishta (Struga) 25 May - Friday - 13:00 v. Bogovinje (Tetovo) 28 May - Monday - 11:00 v. Mogila (Bitola) 30 May - Wednesday - 12:00 v. Vrapchishte (Gostivar) 15 May - Tuesday, 09:00 Gevgelija Theatre performance for children: “Let me tell you a secret about the environment” Children’s Theatre Centre, Skopje 17 May - Thursday, 19:30 Municipal House of Culture, Sveti Nikole A Window to the Italian Cinema at the EU-renovated Municipal House of Culture, Sveti Nikole Embassy of Italy 18 May - Friday, 12:00-12:15 Pela Square, Skopje Annual Matriculation Dance Sector for Culture and Arts, Skopje 21 May - Monday, 12:00-14:00 Tetovo Municipality Panel discussion: “Demographic change and the new intergenerational paradigm” European Movement 24-25 May, 09:30-18:00 EU InfoCentre, Skopje European Diploma in Cultural Project Management 2012/2013 Esperanza – World Cultural Centre European Day of the Entrepreneur 22 May Bitola 23 May Kavadarci 29-30 May Skopje European Business Association * This activity has been arranged by the European Movement. Promotion and labelling of this action is the sole responsibility of the European Movement and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union. European Union.
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