Come to the Zacisze Cultural Centre for a buzzing MUSEUM PRE-NIGHT - a unique afternoon with bees, our little heroes of nature! Together we will discover the fascinating world of these extremely useful insects. A solid dose of knowledge, lots of fun experiments, the creation of wax candles and sweet surprises await you. For small and large DIY enthusiasts, we have also prepared a workshop on building houses for wild pollinators. It will be an unforgettable meeting full of bee energy.

In the programme:
Life-giving bees SAVINGS
A unique meeting during which we will move to the fascinating world of bees. We will learn about their extraordinary role in nature. Watching an enlarged model of a bee, we will learn about their structure and then take a look at their nests. We will find out how honey is made, what properties it has and whether humans can reproduce it. There will also be interesting facts about bees' wax combs and a presentation of the beekeeper's outfit and tools - we will check whether the bees are happy to give away their honey! We will also learn about the different types of bees and their tasks in the hive. We will consider whether bees have an easy life, what dangers await them and why a bee can only sting once. We will also discuss their crucial role in the ecosystem - after all, bees are not just about honey! Meeting with live bees in a demonstration hive. A sweet gift at the end.

Group I: 16.00-16.45
Group II: 17.00-17.45
Participants: children 3+ with guardian, young people, adults. Anyone wishing to attend should sign up online.

Little Einsteins REGISTRATION
Bzzzy! Or the Amazing Night of the Bees! Come and meet some amazing bees. Are all bees striped? Can bees build things? Or are they great at the bee dance? You will discover these and other puzzles during our meeting! You will see a bee's wing under the microscope and look at the world through its eyes. You will also find out what bees produce besides honey and whether the striped insect can sting you. You will make and take home your own candle from natural beeswax. Activities without live insects.

Group I: 17.00-17.45
Group II: 6.00 pm - 6.45 pm
Participants: children 3-10 years old. Carers also welcome.

Houses for wild pollinators REGISTRATION
Who are pollinators? They are primarily bees - mainly honeybees and bumblebees - yes, bumblebees are also bees. Butterflies also come to mind. However, the world of pollinators is much richer. They also include, among others, ants, flies, fireflies, hoverflies, spiders, ladybirds, wasps, hornets, beetles and many other insects and arachnids.
A carpentry workshop where you will be able to build a hotel for insects, including wild pollinators. Using tools such as screwdrivers and drills, houses will be created which, filled with sticks, will become safe havens for different insect species and enable them to build nests.

Group I: 17.00-17.45
Group II: 18.00-18.45
Participants: children 5+ with the help of a carer, young people, adults.