Autumn has arrived at Miracle Works! This year was incredibly busy for us! We operated from the sea to the mountains, and could be found in 10 voivodeships!
Take a look at the map – the red dots are the places we visited in September and October, some cities even multiple times! Things were happening in Silesia, oh my! Katowice, Zabrze, Świętochłowice, Mysłowice, Gliwice, Tarnowskie Góry, Istebna, Wisła, Góra Zborów – these are the places we especially enjoy working. Why? Because they're closest to us! But as you can see in the attached image, we also work wonders in Masuria and Gdańsk 😉
CRAZY VILLAGE – a twisted, gripping investigation
What's been going on? As always, a ton of events. One of our investigations deserves special mention – the Mad Village, beloved by both our staff and participants! In recent months, we've taken it to Masuria and Emowo, among other places, with our now-iconic line: "Roman nie dycho!"
NEW PRODUCTS, i.e. ECOLOGICAL GAMES!
For those who wanted to learn about ecology, we prepared an Eco-Challenge. Participants (and there were quite a few of them – almost 400!) tackled tasks on the app and challenges at the stations with our animators. We prepared activities like building a water filter, an eco-quiz, trying new flavors, and much more for those who bravely tackled our challenges. Below, in the photo, are examples of unsustainable behaviors that participants used to shoot with a bow.
Keeping in this spirit, you might ask yourself: What could an outdoor game and insect homes possibly have in common? Turns out, quite a lot! This time, participants collected items during the tasks to create homes for these tiny creatures. Isn't that adorable?
Rusk, 2 buttons, 2 teams. Sound familiar?
Autumn and April alternate between sunshine and rain... er, or something like that 🙂 If it's dry, think about our September Family Day events! We've been in Łódź, Warsaw, and online! Our wonderful animators, who can even lead this iconic event in English , are the hosts ! Not forgetting a cracker at the beginning... 😉 and at the end. And in the middle.
OUR SPECIALTY – CITY GAMES
This fall is also full of open-ended urban games. We love watching families and groups of friends have so much fun and learn at the same time! What are the prizes, you ask? Board games, board games, and more board games! Each project has over 100 participants, so how many in total...? See for yourself!
Together with Tauron, we launched a game in Katowice. The theme, of course, was positive energy and warmth!
We didn't slow down and a week later, together with the Tarnowskie Góry Municipal Library, we created a game called "Read with us Superheroes!"
Discover the history of Silesia with us!
Together with the Voivodeship Office, we answered the question, "How do you encourage people to learn about the history of their region?" And not once, but three times, our city games taught participants a piece of history! Unusual attire, a few original tasks, and interesting facts to take home – this is our recipe for an unconventional history lesson. The entire series was proudly titled "Rifle and Crosier: The Return of Upper Silesia to Poland." On three Saturdays, week after week, residents of Silesia had the opportunity to learn about the history of their region.
Take a look at the video that was recorded! https://tvs.pl/informacje/gra-miejska-z-motywem-ii-powstania-slaskiego-wideo/
We love a challenge, so take a look below at two MEGA-interesting events we've hosted! We promise this is over, but that's not all we've been up to this fall!
"HEALTHY HEAD"
Is it possible to create a game about an unusual topic? Of course! A city game called "Healthy Head" was held in Gliwice to celebrate World Mental Health Day. The positive feedback from participants exceeded our expectations, and we can't wait for another such project!
Below you will see what interesting things we have prepared for participants apart from the game cards!
AN UNUSUAL EVENT?
that's what tigers CUDO likes it best... We've always enjoyed unusual events the most! And this is where our collaboration with the Royal Castle in Warsaw comes in. For the Canaletto Festival, we had the opportunity to assemble a giant jigsaw puzzle by Bernardo Belloto, "Krakowskie Przedmieście" (Kraków Suburbs) – a view from Sigismund's Column. The puzzle had over 200 pieces, and the painting itself ultimately measured over 20 square meters. It was a huge undertaking!
Do you have an idea for an original event?
Just send us a message at biuro@cudotwornia.com . We'll be happy to come up with something unique for you!
