7.30pm on Wednesday 15th April 2009

We are delighted to offer a fantastic and interesting evening to introduce to you the colourful world of ice hockey in Mongolia. The evening will be hosted by Tyler, a Canadian, living and playing hockey for the last 8 years in Mongolia. He will also be joined by some of his fellow Mongolian team-mates. The evening will discuss the origins of the game in Mongolia to its present day struggle to survive without state funding. Mongolia has a seven city, eight-team league as well as many recreational teams which help many disadvantaged children get into sport.

 Come and learn about something new! This promises to be a highly entertaining evening.

With this fantastic work the artist states, "In my opinion modern people’s aesthetic understanding reached to another level of development depending on modern development, progress and advancement of technology and techniques. In other words , women mostly want to have high nose, big motley eyes, slim nice figure, body, perfect lips, even, beautiful  teeth. To fulfill these dream have become easy. Nobody pays attention at such change of one part of our life. They expect unbelievable incredible result, to achieve that they are ready to sacrifice everything they have. I aim to show and reflect these realities into my creations and works."

 A wonderful exhibtion which we think will sell out very quickly, be sure to come soon to view.

On Wednesday 8th April at 7pm Jeroen will present a film (50 mins) about his overland journey powered by vegetable oil from the Netherlands to Mongolia. The film is a funny and interesting insight, not only to the countries he travels though, but the trials and tribulations of using vegetable oil. His chosen mode of transport is an old converted German army truck.

The evening will begin with a short introduction to the film and Jeroen’s work in Mongolia as a farmer and conclude with a slide show.

We look forward to seeing you.

Wednesday 1st April 2009 at 7pm
The author of Twentieth century Mongolia - B. Batbayar
B. Batbayar, better know as Baabar, is well known as an author, as founder of the Social Democratic Party  - one of the first opposition parties to be formed - and also as a Finance Minister in the Mongolian Government. At first critical of socialism within a socialist framework, by the mid 1980's he had begun to question socialism itself. He continued his writing into the 1990's , often offering highly opinionated views of Mongolian society. He will offer a talk on a range of Mongolian subjects and answer your questions.

Wednesday 25th March 2009 at 7pm
Randolph Koppa, CEO of the Trade and Development Bank. 
His topic will be "Depression?  Recession?  Let's Call the Whole Thing Off"

This will be a fascinating evening where you can learn about not just current Mongolian economics but also about the economic down turn in general. The lecture will last 30 minutes with a question and answer session afterwards. This lecture is intended to make the current world situation interesting and understandable for everyone. This is real chance to have your questions answered, you should not miss it.