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Let's Get Arty: Paint Lesson and Wine

(Take Home Your Own Canvas)

22 October

Did you know that famous street artist Banky's Australian works have all been removed/destroyed?

Well, at this event we are going to recreate our own version of Banksy's most iconic image

- "Bansky's Girl".

You DO NOT need any artistic ability at all to join because American artist Alysa Stephens

will be guiding uson how to recreate the below painting step by step.

Of course you can add your own artistic twists to the picture.

*****Schedule
5:00pm - 5:15pm: mingle with other CANZA members (get to know other Kiwis/Aussies living in Prague!)

and enjoy your first glass of wine on us

5pm - 7pm: Painting Lesson

If you'd like to eat anything or have more to drink you are in luck because the paint lesson will be held in

a great brewery in Vinohrady with great options for food and drink.

*****What you get for your money:

- Expert tuition from an experienced Artist

- Everyone takes home their own masterpiece

- All materials are provided including paint brushes, canvas, paints, easel and apron.

- A fun night out eating, drinking and listening to music whilst you get creative

- A GLASS OF WINE :)

(no we cannot reduce the price if you don't drink, but you can get a soft-drink instead -

please let me know beforehand)

*****What you will learn:

- Be guided step by step

- Instruction to create your own interpretation of the selected painting

- Explore and enhance your creative side in a supportive atmosphere

***********************COST*****************

CZK650
Please click here to secure your spot and purchase your ticket (places are limited)

Because we are paying the supplier we are unable to refund you if you cancel within 7 days of the event.

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All information on how to find us is on the event page where you can purchase your ticket.

Once again you can access it by clicking here.

We hope to see you there!

Announcing the Launch of Australasian Business in Europe

As you may already be aware, we have been working for some time to establish a business focused Australian and New Zealand chamber of commerce

This new organisation, which will compliment CANZA, will be better resourced and will provide support and assistance to CANZA's existing activities. CANZA will continue to focus on social cultural and sporting aspects while ABiE will focus exclusively on business in a much more traditional 'Chamber of Commerce' model.

If you, or your company, are interested in business, check out the ABiE website where you can subscribe to the newsletter and get more information about membership.

Partnership with CNZBA

We are very pleased to announce a partnership with CNZBA (the Czech New Zealand Business Association).

The CNZBA is dedicated to encouraging, promoting and supporting reciprocal trade, business and investment between New Zealand and the Czech Republic.

Since its establishment in December 2012, CNZBA has become officially recognized as a bilateral platform helping New Zealand and Czech Republic businesses and business oriented individuals expand their mutual business relations.

The CNZBA is a non-profit membership organisation fostering and protecting interests of its members and prospective members, who recruit from broad range of industries. Membership in the CZNBA is available to every company and individual involved or interested in undertaking trade, investment and/or any other form of legitimate business between New Zealand and the Czech Republic.

The CNZBA works independently, but maintains very good relations with the Czech and New Zealand government delegations and their trade & investment departments.

For more information visit www.cnzba.co.nz or Facebook.

If you are a Czech business looking to expand into New Zealand (or Australia) or a NZ or Australian business that has recently arrived in town, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Partnership with Czech Cricket

CANZA is delighted to announce that it has formed a partnership with Czech Cricket (Českomoravský Kriketový Svaz). Cricket as a sport and outdoor activity is very popular in both Australia and New Zealand with the national men's and women's teams of both countries performing at the pinnacle of the international game. Through the partnership we will be working on two fronts:

1) to help inform Czech-based Aussies and Kiwis that their time in the Czech Republic does not have to be without cricket, with regular senior and junior tournaments being played

2) to help introduce local Czech people to the Australian and New Zealand pastime and our beloved sport, cricket.

Czech Cricket has been steadily expanding since its formation in Prague in 2000. Czech Cricket coordinates and support local international and Czech State schools towards participation in the Czech Cricket Winter, Spring and Summer tournaments, which have been showing fantastic growth since their introduction in 2012. The expansion of these tournaments alongside the introduction of an additional team in the men’s game and a major facilities development overhaul project mean that 2014 is set to be a fantastic year for cricket in the Czech Republic.

If you or any of your friends, colleagues or relatives are interested in learning more about cricket, please contact info@CzechCricket.cz or for upcoming events, please keep an eye on the Czech Cricket website here www.czechcricket.cz/.

Opportunity for business referrals from Austrade

The Australian government trade, investment and education promotion agency - Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) - would like to offer an opportunity to register Service Providers interested in co-operation with Australian companies. To register, please complete this online form: http://www.austrade.gov.au/About-Austrade/Contact-us/Referrals-Database-Registration. The registration is open to companies offering Legal services; Interpreters / Translators; Consultancy companies; Accountancy companies; Providers of other services to companies.

Once approved, the registered company will be listed in the database of potential services providers to Australian companies interested in doing business in Central Europe and/or those already operating in this region.

G'Day & Kia ora