During Crystal Days, the GEOzone will be created for the first time in Poland! It will be one of the central attractions of the event. There will be a number of stands (available free of charge) dedicated to the biggest geotouristic attractions of the Lower Silesia. On each of them you will find a presentation of a given attraction (for example: mine, museum, geopark etc.), as well as games or educational workshops related to geology – for children and adults.
Entities participating in the GEOzone:
Geopark w Krobicy
Karkonoski Park Narodowy
Muzeum Geologiczne ING PAN
Muzeum Geologiczne PIG (organizer of the geological game "Race to the Geological Museum")
Muzeum Przyrodnicze w Jeleniej Górze
Muzeum Ziemi UAM
Podziemna Trasa Turystyczna „Kopalnia Podgórze”
Polskie Towarzystwo Meteorytowe
Strefa Poszukiwacza
ASTROzone
At this year's Crystal Days in Luban, a brand-new addition will make its debut: the ASTROzone - a space where geology meets the cosmos. The program will include lectures, workshops, and demonstrations led by well-known science communicators: Prof. Szymon Kozłowski, Dr. Anna Łosiak, Dr. Tomasz Jakubowski. Complementing the program will be an exhibition of astronomical photography by Michał Zimny. Alongside the GEOzone and the exhibition area, this new segment will further promote science - especially the most fascinating kind: the science of our planet.
USEFUL INFORMATION
The GEOzone will be open on Friday from 12:00 to 19:00, on Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00, and on Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00.
Admission to the GEOzone is free of charge.
The GEOzone will be located on the square near the fountain, in front of the main entrance to the Town Hall.
"Race to the Geological Museum" - a large-format board game for children and adults of all ages. Set off on a journey across Poland, discover fascinating geological sites, test your knowledge by answering questions, and identify Earth's hidden treasures. Dash through dunes, mountains, and gorges. Compete with other players and be the first to reach the Geological Museum! The organizer is the Geological Museum of PIG.