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CONFERENCE in Kirklareli – Türkiye

~Wednesday June 17th, 2026

By attending the interestingly organized conference by our Turkish partners, we continued to build partnerships, share cultures and prove that the language of play is universal. The theme of the conference was dedicated to the importance of traditional games as a means of mental well-being, social inclusion and intergenerational dialogue. It was an important opportunity for...

GAMES in Kirklareli – Turkey

~Wednesday June 17th, 2026

The international project C-GAMES – Traditional Games for Body, Mind and Soul, brought together for the third time /from 13 to 15.06/ all partners – Biomreža Association – Bulgaria; UISP Sassari – Sardinia and Kırklareli İl Özel İdaresi – Turkey. This time in the city of Kırklareli, Turkey. Through traditional games, group activities and moments of...

Games and seminar in Sassari, Sardinia – Italy. May 3-4, 2026.

~Tuesday May 12th, 2026

Sassari welcomed the “Mind Games” event, organized by the UISP Territorial Committee of Sassari within the framework of the European project C-GAMES – Centenary Games and co-financed by the European Union. The initiative took place on 3 and 4 May 2026 and represents one of the key moments in the project dedicated to the promotion of...

C-GAMES FOR THE MIND

~Tuesday April 21st, 2026

UPCOMING! May 1-4, 2026 This three-day event is dedicated to intellectual challenges and logical thinking through traditional games from the past. The program transforms the urban space into an arena for 12 exciting outdoor tests, which include 6 authentic local games from Sardinia and 3 each from the Bulgarian and Turkish partners. Here the emphasis is...

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The CENTENARY GAMES project

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Project: 101183603 – C-GAMES – ERASMUS-SPORT-2024
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