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COURAGEOUS PRACTICE SHARING
DIVADLO SETKÁNÍ: VOICES OF MEADOWS

  • date: 15 March, 2026
  • time: 12:00
  • place: Žvahov - meeting at Smíchovské nádraží (main hall) at 11:30 am (train departure at 11:47 am)
  • event type: Sharing practice in the landscape
  • organised by: Bazaar Festival
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Take a walk through the countryside, where the meadow becomes a living community not only of human beings, but also a place of shared listening, learning, and creation.

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We invite you to a courageous practice sharing with the Divadlo Setkání collective. You will see a passage from their new project Voices of Meadows, which is being created in collaboration with the ecological initiative Pražská pastvina (Prague Pasture). We will talk about how their work is created in collaboration with environmental scientists, what guides them in their fieldwork, and where they find inspiration.

We will focus on the meadow as a multi-layered ecosystem and on the life cycle of the chazara briseis butterfly, which is being reintroduced in the area where we will go together with entomologist Vojtěch Koštíř.

The sharing of bold practice will take place in English.

Practical information: The meeting is scheduled for 11:30 in the main hall of Smíchovské nádraží train station. From there, we will take the 11:47 train to Praha–Žvahov station. Public transport tickets are valid on the train. We recommend bringing warm clothing and sturdy shoes.

Schedule:

11:30 | meeting at the train station

12:05 | arrival at Žvahov

12:05–12:15 | instructions

12:15–12:45 | Voices of Meadows WIP

12:45–13:40 | picnic, debrief, and discussion

13:40–14:00 | walk back and botanical excursion

  • Credits

    Tereza Dostálová, Tobiáš Nevřiva and Vojtěch Koštíř

  • Support

    The Nature of Us - a project co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.

    Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the EACEA can be held responsible for them.

    The project was inspired by the Methodology for Interpreting Aspects of Landscape through Art. TAČR TL05000508.