Date & Time: 22 October, 5:00 PM

Place: SNP Square

To whom does the city belong? Join a dance-performance march through the city and experience what it feels like to walk the streets without fear.

Together we’ll learn a simple choreography that will become our shared language. We’ll walk, slow down, dance, and celebrate the idea of a city and a country where we all feel safe.

We protest, we dance, above all we come together.

A feminist city and an open country – may they be a human right, not just a wish.

Route: From SNP Square we’ll head together to the Lumière cinema.

After the march, there will be a screening of the documentary Million Moments, which follows the journey of the Million Moments for Democracy movement – from the mass protests at Letná plain to deeper questions of what truly matters. The screening will be followed by a discussion reflecting on the crisis of democracy and the role of civic initiatives in society. Do they stand a chance to change anything? And where is the line between civic activism and politics, and what happens if someone crosses it?

Guests:

• Mikuláš Minář, co-founder of the association A Million Moments for Democracy

• Amálie Kovářová, director of the film Million Moments

• Katarína Mišíková, Open Culture!

Hosted by Lukáš Osvald, People in Need

Tickets to the film: https://jedensvet.cinepass.sk/sk/tickets/?day=all

Choreography & Text: Zuzana Psotková / Music: Alex Gutrai & Ján Mikuš / Vocals: Ľudmila Klimková / Production & Protest know-how: Verona Němcová / Costumes & Visuals: Alexandra Tamásová, Verona Němcová / Concept: AW Team