
The Wizards’ Ball – Dance, Masks, and Manners
Festive dance gala with immersive music and lighting


If you find yourself familiar with the grandeur of the Hogwarts Castle and immersed in the enchanting tales of Harry Potter, if the wise words of Merlin and Gandalf resonate deeply with you, if your evenings are delightfully spent with books or movies that effortlessly transport you to realms where limitless possibilities await, and if your knowledge of spells and mythical creatures is as familiar as the back of your hand – then consider this your official invitation to step into the magical World of the Wizards, a place where your dreams come to life. Your presence has been eagerly anticipated, and now the time has come for your journey to begin.
Welcome to the Wizards' World, a meticulously crafted program tailored for both winter and summer camps, as well as day trips or short stays designed exclusively for enthusiasts of the fantastical, with a special focus on the captivating adventures of Harry Potter. Our immersive experiences cater to various age groups: 8-10, 11-12, 13-14, and those aged 14 and above, all organized into unique "houses" reminiscent of the cherished class groups. The enchanting Wizards' World program unfolds during both the winter and summer seasons, offering a magical journey that perfectly complements the distinctive charm of each season.

Full program conducted in English
Participants divided into groups: 8-10, 11-12, 13-14, and 14+
Traditional house system inspired by the wizarding world
Qualified staff and 24/7 supervision on premises
Manual workshops – craft your own personal mini-potions with enchanting contents, complete with cork, and strap
Manual workshops – craft figurines, sculptures, or items using readily available materials like clay, paper, salt dough, and more
Exploration of magical incantations from wizardry literature, including the adventures of Harry Potter – compete in a tournament featuring verbal and manual challenges using wooden wands and original spells
Creative and literary workshops – invent captivating stories inspired by observations of objects and phenomena, linked to elements from the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
Exploration of renowned known wizards and mages, present in fantasy literature, such as Harry Potter, Merlin, and Gandalf
Presentation of the precious and semi-precious stones – their origins, occurrence, properties, and practical applications
Integration workshops – usually conducted during the first couple of days of the camp, with a focus on self-presentation and boosting self-esteem by discovering participants’ strengths
Workshops on encryption and decryption techniques – explore various coding methods
Workshops on rune inscriptions – their symbolism, origins, and meaning, drawing from the Norse Mythology and the adventures of Harry Potter
Creative and manual workshops – craft a personal wand core for a wooden wand that is yours to keep, in reference to Harry Potter
Presentation of the star charts, constellations, and celestial objects; night workshops – stargazing, only in good weather conditions
Ecological workshops – highlighting the benefits of environmental awareness in reference to environmental pollution, often concluded by planting trees or bushes
Skill-enhancing workshops on plant and herb identification; showcasing popular herbs, their occurrence, and everyday uses, linked to elements from the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
Review of fantastic beings from fantasy literature and Greek, Roman, and Slavic Mythology; coupled with creative workshops – design your original creatures and craft their behavioral and dietary traits
Logic and decision-based card game featuring characters from the Wizards’ World – aimed at developing the art of argumentation and participant interaction
Presentation of the key characters from the Wizards’ World – Antares, Imerus, Semperos, and Xifãng – those names coincide with the names of the houses; coupled with sewing workshops – sew an embroidered crest to your wizard’s cloak
Dedicated to enriching young wizards' experience, the IDC segment guarantees an abundance of dance, song, recitations, and activities such as Quidditch in summer, board games, competitions, tournaments, role-playing and outdoor games, dance parties, and more; designed to enhance stamina and foster inner calm, carving space for joyful memories…

Festive dance gala with immersive music and lighting

Trivia contest centered around J.K. Rowling's novels – for eager participants

A festive evening during which, in gala attire, wizards go to meet the Sorting Hat, determining each wizard's house during their adventure in the Wizards’ World. Participants receive an embroidered crest and a traveler's diary.

Competition marrying reading, recitation, and acting – selecting those who'll read letters during meals, in reference to the Owl Post

Competitions featuring Chess Tournaments, Spellcasting Duels, and Quidditch (only in good weather conditions)

In every camp at least two immersive role-playing quests unfold; camp counsellors and occasionally older participants assume roles from beloved fantasy universes, alongside original characters from the Four Worlds by Hugo Yorck; concurrently, campers confront introduced dilemmas and collaborate to find solutions – unearthing treasures, befriending heroes, safeguarding artifacts, and unmasking enemies of the realm
