Walking on fire is a unique experience. It is an excellent opportunity to confront the elements and, consequently, to overcome the fear that limits us, break through the barriers imposed by the mind, and realize that we are capable of taking on more and more new challenges. On Friday, workshop participants will once again be able to cross the boundaries set by biology, overcome their fear of the elements, and walk barefoot across a fiery carpet made of embers, whose temperature is approximately 600°C. Without pain or any harm to their health.
As part of the “Clay Bridges – Polish-German Meetings Around Clay” project, the following events are still ahead:
Friday, August 16
- 14:00–17:00 “CLAY” themed workshops: ceramics and sculpture workshops: wheel throwing, clay activities for the youngest participants, creating “clay” outfits – workshops with a stylist
- 20:00–22:00 “FIRE” themed workshops: fire-walking workshop
Saturday, August 17
- 12:00–15:00 “CLAY” themed workshops: ceramics and sculpture workshops: wheel throwing, clay activities for the youngest participants, creating “clay” outfits, preparation for the Glina Show parade, as well as “COLOR” themed workshops: body painting with Ceramika Artystyczna: demonstrations of painting ceramic decorations on male and female models, preparations for the parade
- 15:00 Glina Show – a parade of clay figures, beginning at Bankowy Square
- 16:00 joint finale of the Glina Show parade and the Festival of Colors on the main stage
The “Clay Bridges – Polish-German Meetings Around Clay” project is co-financed by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund and by state budget funds via Euroregion Nysa.
The project partner is the Roman Catholic Parish of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Leutersdorf.
