Social Programme

9TH OCTOBER 2015, FRIDAY
18:00 – 19:00 reading, music and prizes
Reading by Mark Anthony Jarman from the collection of short stories My White Planet (Toronto: Thomas Allen Publishers, 2008)
Concert by the student choir Concordia Discors
Concordia discors, the Academic Choir of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb, is a mixed choir, founded in 2010. It consists of approximately a hundred members, students of Zagreb’s various faculties. In its brief history, the Choir has won several awards – two silver and twelve golden medals at competitions in Zagreb, Barcelona, Venice and Prague, where its members competed in the categories of classical and traditional folk repertoire in mixed, male and female ensembles. Dr. sc. Tihana Petrović-Leš initiated the founding of the choir, and the idea came to life thanks to Jurica Bošković and dr. sc. Damir Boras, the Faculty’s dean. Conductors Marina Jurković, Vinko Karmelić and Lobel Filipić are responsible for the Choir’s artistic work.
Raffle
1st prize: annual subscription to a University of Toronto Press journal on Canadian Studies
2nd prize: annual subscription to The Fiddlehead, Atlantic Canada’s International Literary Journal
3rd prize: Mark Anthony Jarman’s book (to be announced later)
CEACS Certificates of Merit awards

19:00 – 20:00 Reception
Flying buffet and participants mingling

10TH OCTOBER 2015, SATURDAY
20:00 – 23:00
Conference dinner
Venue: restaurant Capuciner
address: Kaptol 6 (right opposite the Zagreb Cathedral)
dress code: casual