Have you been naughty or nice this year? Hopefully a little bit of both!
Please join us for our final event of 2013 and enjoy a little break from the holiday craziness to meet up with old friends, make some new ones, and have some final fun before we all make our new year resolutions!
Featuring DJ’s John Curley and Henry Castro
Free admission until midnight with password “EuroCircle”!
Happy Holidays to everyone!
Maria & EuroCircle team
Annual EuroCircle LA Holiday Party
Join us to celebrate the season on Thursday, December 19th at 7PM at
The Belmont
747 North La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90069
NO COVER
Dress code – chic- a touch of holiday sparks
For additional information/questions contact tanya.stawski@sothebyshomes.com
We are looking forward seeing you all!!
Tanya & Ajay
Celebrate the Holiday Season at our Annual Holiday Party at this hip hotspot!
NO COVER with online RSVP by 4 pm on December 18!
The drink special will be $10 Absolut drinks all night. Food is available for purchase.
Attire: Dress to impress
Featured Hosts:
Harriet Kulmala, Nina Kulmala and Kristina Ann
Arctic Circle – Finns of NYC
The group’s goal is to bring together the various Finnish groups, organizations and people that reside in NY with similar interests.
Husniye Temocin, Turkey. She is originally from Turkey. While studying her Phd in textiles, she decided to move to NY and pursue her career in USA. She is currently working in apparel industry. She is passionate about fashion and the arts and working on developing her own brand.
Juan P Zapata, Columbia – www.juanpzapata.com
Sherry Kumar, Serbia
Zhanna Rohalska,Ukraine. Zhanna was born in the Far East of Russia, grew up in Western Ukraine & at 21 relocated to NYC. She is a professional linguist, passionate artist, model as well as a great mom.
We hope you will join us for a fun night out!
Best,
Alexandra and Sherry & EuroCircle NY TEAM
EuroCircle New York Facebook GROUP
Like Us at /www.facebook.com/eurocircle
Stay Tuned for our NYE Party and EuroCircle’s 15th Anniversary Party in January 2014 (NO KIDDING) – details to be posted on the site soon!
Check out some of recent articles/interviews:
Pascal Sabattier, New York
Marc Guillet, Istanbul
Ajay Babber, Los Angeles
Hope everyone’s week is off to a good start. We will have our December Get-together on Wednesday, December 4th at CINEBISTRO, located in Town Brookhaven. We have had our event there a few times in the past so we anticipate another great turn-out. Free appetizers and drink specials will be offered and start time will be 7:30 pm as usual.
Please be sure to RSVP – a Facebook invite will also follow later this week…
Wishing all a Great Thanksgiving and looking forward to seeing everyone at our December event next week!!!
Salutations,
Atlanta Eurocircle
Let’s Celebrate the Holidays in style!
Our last 2013 event is on Wednesday December 4th at BRASSERIE 19, Houston dining destination from Clark Cooper Concepts – where French classicism meets modern luxury, simple hearty French fare is thoughtfully presented.
So dress up for the occasion and gather to dine, drink and converse with your globally minded friends. Don’t forget to RSVP!
Your EuroCircle Team
Shahla, Mary Beth, Juliana and Venere
Photo credits Zagat.com
Join us on Friday, November 22 at a 6:30pm to – whenever you feel like leaving – at this brand new location opened in October.
Tapasitas has reverse happy hour on Friday Nov 22 until 9 pm (NOTE: we start at 6.30 pm as there is a private party until 6 pm)
$5 wines by the glass, $5 drink specials and $ 5 tapas specials from 6-9pm.
In a true thanksgiving spirit this event is co-hosted by a few other European/international groups:
Global Austin, Margie Kidd
www.globalaustin.org
Austin Polish Society
www.austinpolishsociety.org/new
Danish Club Austin, Emily Grace Sorensen & John Linnet
www.danishclubaustin.com
Casa de Espana Austin
www.casadeespanaaustin.com
PS. EuroCircle Austin had its first even on Nov 20 2010!! EuroCircle as an organization started in 1999 in NYC.
Tapasitas is a tapas bar that makes its home in the very heart of downtown Austin. Tapasitas offers an assortment of hot + cold tapas, classic + modern cocktails, espresso, desserts + cigars to all who visit.
***Valet out front or street parking on West Ave (especially if the weather is rainy many people may prefer valet)
With a patio that can turn any season into patio season and a view of Austin’s bustling West 6th Street, Tapasitas makes for the perfect start or finish to any evening on the town.
Menu and details : www.tapasitas.com
Thursday, November 21, 2013 6:00pm until 9:00pm in EST
Join us for a VERY happy hour a la Peruvian. All ladies will be entitled to complimentary drinks from 6pm to 9pm with the purchase of one appetizer, and the gentlemen will enjoy 2-for-1 drinks.
Salud!
Gian
EuroCircle Miami
Connect with Gian:
EuroCircle: Gian Sol
Join us on Wednesday, November 20, for Russian Voices: Readings and Conversations with contemporary Russian poets Polina Barskova, Anna Glazova, and Maria Stepanova. This event celebrates the release by Zephyr Press of Relocations, a new anthology of Russian poetry, and brings together the three poets whose works are collected in the book and two of their English language translators (Catherine Ciepiela and Sibelan Forrester). Also participating are local poet Katia Kapovich, BU faculty members Olga Livshin, Yuri Corrigan, and Katherine O’Connor, and Jim Kates, Zephyr Press.
The symposium features individual panel discussions with each of the poets and a concluding roundtable, to be moderated by Katia Kapovich (see schedule below). The poetry sessions will be followed by a “philosophical cabaret” performance featuring Russian Jewish singer and songwriter Psoy Korolenko and musical collaborator Alyona Alyonkova, a reception, and a book-signing. The performance, entitled “Russian Riches,” contains compositions based on texts by Russian poets of the 20th century.
11:30 Welcome: Katherine O’Connor + Jim Kates
11:45 Panel I: Polina Barskova + Cathy Ciepiela
1:00 Lunch
2:00 Panel II: Anna Glazova + Olga Livshin
3:15 Break
3:30 Panel III: Maria Stepanova + Sibelan Forrester
4:45 Break
5:00 Roundtable: Katia Kapovich (Moderator), Polina Barskova, Cathy Ciepiela, Yuri Corrigan, Sibelan Forrester, Anna Glazova, Olga Livshin + Maria Stepanova •
7:00 “Russian Riches” Philosophical Cabaret Performance, Reception + Book-Signing: Psoy Korolenko + Alyona Alyonkova
Free and Open to the Public. Join us for all or part of the celebration. Sponsored by the Center for the Study of Europe and the Department of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature, the literary journal AGNI and Zephyr Press with support from the Center for the Humanities at Boston University and the Jewish Cultural Endowment.
Photo Credit:
Marc Chagall’s 1914 oil on canvas, “Study for `Over Vitebsk.’”
Join us on Thursday, November 21, for an evening of conversation with Dubravka Ugresic, one of Europe’s most distinctive novelists and essayists. From her early postmodernist excursions, to her elegiac reckonings in fiction and the essay with the disintegration of her Yugoslav homeland and the fall of the Berlin Wall, through to her more recent writings on popular and literary culture, Ugresic’s work is marked by a rare combination of irony, polemic, and compassion. The event will be moderated by Igor Lukes, Professor of International Relations and History.
Reception (wine, beer, small bites) and book-signing to follow.
Following degrees in Comparative and Russian Literature, Dubravka Ugresic worked for many years at the University of Zagreb’s Institute for Theory of Literature, successfully pursuing parallel careers as both a writer and as a scholar. In 1991, when war broke out in the former Yugoslavia, Ugresic took a firm anti-war stance, critically dissecting retrograde Croatian and Serbian nationalism, the stupidity and criminality of war, becoming a target for nationalist journalists, politicians, and fellow writers in the process. Subjected to prolonged public ostracization and persistent media harassment, she left Croatia in 1993. In a voluntary exile that has in time become emigration, her books have been translated into over twenty languages. She lives and works in Amsterdam.
This event takes place as part of our “European Voices” series – an ongoing series of conversations with artists and writers, activists and intellectuals exploring questions at the intersection of politics and culture. Co-sponsored by the literary journal AGNI. Funded in part by the European Commission Delegation in Washington DC.
By BU Center for the Study of Europe – contact Gülce Aşkın or Elizabeth Amrien for more info
Join us at this hip new hotspot in the Flatiron district as we where we will celebrate the upcoming holiday season with great friends, music and drinks. No Cover for this event.
Featured Hosts:
Maryana Ivlev, Ukraine
Pascal Sabattier, France
Sherry Kumar, Serbia
There will be Eurotini’s and Italian Rose Moscato for $7 on special throughout the evening.
Rosewood takes its inspiration from the whims of the glamorous European glitterati along
with the aristocratic British Victorian era. Designed by Gregory Okshteyn of Studios Go, the newly redesigned 3,000 sq. ft. interior features a cleverly lit rose petal designed ceiling along with wood panel and copper plated corridor. The comfortable deep buttoned banquet seating provides the lounging experience.
We look forward to seeing you on the 19th!
Best,
Alexandra and the EuroCircle NY Team