Hiking in Europe

I would like to invite you to my Zoom presentation at the Pointe Claire library on Wednesday, February 10, 2021 at 7 PM 

To receive the Zoom link to join the conference write email to  bibliotheque@pointe-claire.ca

Combination of fine culture , hospitality and breath -taking beauty   makes Europe a fantastic destination for walkers and hikers. Trails are well maintained and unified. There is plenty of excellent information on the Web freely available in English and  French.
I will share some tips and apps on walking and traveling in Europe. 

The presentation is about my trips in the summer 2018 and 2019.

Join me for a journey across gentle hills and honey-colored stone villages of Cotswolds (England), 

rocky peaks 

in Tatra Mountains,

Slovakia

                                                                                                                         

majestic mountain landscapes in Dolomites ,Italy

coastal path in traditional and modern Basque country

Trekking in Europe

POSTPONED until further notice 

Wednesday March 18th at 2 pm 

free conference at the Beaconsfield Library (303, boulevard Beaconsfield, Beaconsfield, QC H9W 4A7)

Join me for a journey across gentle hills and honey-colored stone villages of Cotswold (England), coastal path in traditional and modern Basque country and majestic mountain landscapes in Dolomites ,Italy.

I will also share some tips and apps on walking and traveling in Europe.

“A Photographic Journey: Fragrant Spruce and the Voice of First Nations”

Wednesday, November 11th at 7 pm , Karnak, 3350 Sources Blvd., DDO

I am honored to be speaker for MLUWC (https://www.mluwc.com/events.html)

This is member’s meeting but guests are welcome.

 

Photo by Zuzanna Kubica

I invite you to join me on a hiking and canoeing journey through the unspoiled paradises of Adirondacks and several Quebec parks (including La Maurice, Gaspésie, Bonaventure Island, Mingan Islands).

Learn about efforts being taken to protect and restore these natural habitats. Meet Quebec Indigenous artists and leaders; listen to beautiful poetry and music which reflects deep connection between First Nations culture and the Nature.

Trekking in Europe

SORRY all tickets are sold out !
Discovery Series at the Dorval Library: 514-633-4170, 1401 Lakeshore Drive Dorval, Québec

Wednesday, February 6 at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free for Library members and costs $3 for non-members. Spaces are limited. Registration required. 

Join me for a journey across gentle hills and honey-colored stone villages of Cotswolds (England)i, rocky peaks in Poland and Slovakia, and majestic mountain landscapes in Dolomites ,Italy. 

Visit charming huts in Tatra and Dolomites, learn about customs and historical influences in these mountain regions.

“A Photographic Journey: Fragrant Spruce and the Voice of First Nations”

Wednesday, November 14, 2018 at 7 pm, free admission

Pointe Claire Library, 100 Douglas-Shand ,Pointe-Claire, Qué.  H9R 4V1

Join me on a hiking and canoeing journey through the unspoiled paradises of Adirondacks and several Quebec parks (including La Maurice, Gaspésie, Bonaventure Island, Mingan Islands).

Learn about efforts being taken to protect and restore these natural habitats. Meet Quebec Indigenous artists and leaders; listen to beautiful poetry and music which reflects deep connection between First Nations culture and the Nature.

Talk is in English, poetry and songs in French, English, Cree, Innu, Micmac.

http://biblio.pointe-claire.ca/home/librarie_services/programs-for-adults.dot

Invitation for photography exhibition "Old & New Architecture"

I'm a member of the Montreal Lakeshore University Women's Club where I lead a photography group. We would like to invite you to our photography exhibition and vernissage.

Canada fragrant with spruce

I would like to invite you to my presentation at the Polish Consulate on Tuesday, November 21^st 2017 at 7 PM. 

3501 Avenue du Musée, Montréal, QC H3G 2C8

My presentation is about natural paradise of the Quebec parks, about hiking, canoeing and connecting with nature. This time presentation is in Polish but Native poetry and songs, enhancing the magnificent nature, in French, English, Innu and Micmac