A British archaeologist Jill Cook, of the British Museum, will give a talk about Neanderthals from Krapina and theories of their cannibalism. 

London has a lot to offer, probably more than any other place in the world. Numerous exhibitions, festivals, concerts, etc. So, we have decided to give you an excuse and motivation to join us on our tour of London. Every month we'll try to attend a concert, performance or exhibition in the capital, which will help you to get the best out of this place. Of course, that will be an opportunity to meet each other and socialise. 

Maya Albina Morella is a young Croatian artist, resident in London and Paris and a student at Central St. Martin's College of Art and Design in London. 

We are pleased to announce, in conjunction with the Croatian Society at Imperial College London, a major CSYPN event. We are delighted that Robin Harris, author of the acclaimed 'Dubrovnik: A History' will be giving a talk to us about the "Pearl of the Adriatic", followed by a Q&A session. 

Predavac ovog predavanja je Roland Jovanovic Barolda, predsjednik Matrix Croatica UK. Uvodnu rijec odrzat ce Krsto Cviic. Od 18.30 i nakon predavanja imati ćete priliku razgledati izložbu akvarela i crteža s motivima iz Hrvatske britanskog arhitekta i slikara Sir T.G.Jacksona (1835 - 1924). 

Studio LILA, multi-kulturalna umjetnicka organizacija koja se bavi stvaranjem i predstavljanjem djela vizualnog kazalista i multimedijalne umjetnosti namijenila je ovu predstavu hrvatskoj djeci koja zive u Londonu. 

A lecture by academic Dalibor Brozovic will be held in the Croatian Embassy. The lecture is third in our series of the Language Project . NB: Lecture will be given in Croatian.

Dalibor Brozovic is a distinguished Croatian Linguist. He lectured at universities in Zagreb, Ljubljana, Zadar, Michigan and Regensburg and is a member of Croatian, Macedonian and European Academy of Sciences, as well as editorial board of pan-slavic and European linguistic atlas.

Dr. Branko Franolic, a distinguished linguist and retired professor from York Univerity, will be lecturing on the Croatian language in a roundtable discussion at Trinity College in Cambridge, as a part of our Language Project.

The roundtable discussion has been organised by the CSYPN Language Committee, and the Cambridge Croatian Society will host the event at Trinity. By combining the lecture with other cultural events, we believe that we have improved the content of this promising Day Out and increased its appeal to members interested in Croatian culture.