📚 Book club meets again on June 29 at 18:00 at Behemoth’s centre. Let’s talk about our favourite books, discuss the world of literature, and spend time in great company!
🌈 The project (and this event!) is funded by the Active Citizens Fund of the EEA Grants, operated in Estonia by the Open Estonia Foundation in consortium with the Network of Estonian Non-profit Organisations.
🎨 Are you an artist with too many pencils, pens and painting brushes? Come and crochet a pencil case with us to keep all your art supplies safe!
🖌 See you on June 20 at 16:00 at Behemoth’s centre (Kalevi 15).
🧶 The project (and this event!) is funded by the Active Citizens Fund of the EEA Grants, operated in Estonia by the Open Estonia Foundation in consortium with the Network of Estonian Non-profit Organisations
😺 Come make a cool patch that you can put on your jacket, bag or where ever you want honestly. If you want to paint directly on something then make sure to bring that along!
👁👁 We’ll see you (yes you!) June the 22th at 18:00 Kalevi 15 as always!
❤️🔥 The project (and this event!) is funded by the Active Citizens Fund of the EEA Grants, operated in Estonia by the Open Estonia Foundation in consortium with the Network of Estonian Non-profit Organisations.
🇬🇧 Come and make signs with us for the Baltic Pride march on happening in Tallinn on June 10th! We have a lot of art supplies available at the centre but you can bring your own materials along as well.
🌈 If you cannot attend the march in Tallinn, you are welcome to come and make art with us nevertheless.
🕕 The workshops take place on June 6th and 8th at 18:00–20:00 at Behemoth’s centre in Tartu.
💜 The project (and this event!) is funded by the Active Citizens Fund of the EEA Grants, operated in Estonia by the Open Estonia Foundation in consortium with the Network of Estonian Non-profit Organisations.
Eurovision 2023 final is this Saturday (13/05) at 22. Let’s gather at Behemoth’s center at 21 to watch the show together! 🥳 We provide snacks and good company. 🎉
Hey! The book club is having another meeting, this time on Saturday, 13th of May at 16:00 and we invite all of you to come to discuss with us or just listen in. The main focus will be a new book this time – Emily M. Danforth’s “Plain Bad Heroines”. It’s a gothic horror story with multiple sapphic main characters, a historical drama told through the eyes of an unreliable narrator, which charms the readers with its very queer version of dark academia. While it can look intimidating, it’s recommended to come after reading the first 100 pages of the novel (stopping once you see the chapter titled “Bodies Piling Up”:)).
If this sounds interesting, you could message us directly to get added to the group chat of this club, through which we can help you access the book. We have now finished our first book, “One Last Stop,” but if you happened to miss any of our previous meetings but would still like to discuss parts of that book, we would also look forward to that! You are very welcome to join us without having properly read through all the recommended pages to introduce other LGBTQ+ books you’ve read or plan to read or just to spend a great time with us. Show up with all your exciting ideas and a book to read for the start of the meeting. Can’t wait to see you on Saturday!
📚The next book club meetings are on May 26th and June 9th, both times at 18:00.
🌈 The project (and our book club!) is funded by the Active Citizens Fund of the EEA Grants, operated in Estonia by the Open Estonia Foundation in consortium with the Network of Estonian Non-profit Organisations.