The final inFusion festival day will begin with awareness of the body and mind through outdoor yoga and meditation. All visitors, on June 15, from 10 to 11:30 AM in Park Macedonia will be able to join this activity and start the day energized and in peace.
On June 15th, the thematic inFusion Bazaar for all will be held — activism, culture, and gaming — which will combine elements of culture, gaming, and social responsibility into a unique vibrant experience. This bazaar will offer a multidimensional space where visitors can explore booths with artistic handicrafts, initiatives from socially responsible organizations, and local companies with organic products, as well as dive into the world of gaming and enjoy presentations of innovative games and gaming products from local producers.
CREATE AND PLAY: Join an unusual experience of games and fostering creativity.
Design your own TTRPG (tabletop role-playing game) with Print n Play and Deno Games, play Dungeons & Dragons with Zandana, or join all the activities on June 15th from 11 AM to 7 PM in Macedonia Park!
On June 15th, from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, a picnic for board games in the green and pleasant atmosphere of Macedonia Park.
Time for rest, relaxation, and quality socializing with loved ones and friends. Bring your favorite board games, spread a blanket on the grass, and enjoy the positive atmosphere. For those who want to try something new – in the park, you will have the chance to discover unique and creative games from local makers.
On June 15, 2025, in Macedonia Park (Municipality of Kisela Voda), from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, visitors of inFusion – the 4th Festival of Inclusion – will have the opportunity to participate in a diverse program that will encourage collaboration, fun, and networking by creating a pleasant and positive atmosphere for all.
In Macedonia Park, on June 15th at 5:00 PM, together we will contribute to creating potential solutions addressing the following questions:
Is “somewhat” accessibility really full accessibility?
What does the ramp at the entrance of a building mean to a person in a wheelchair if there is no elevator inside?
What does the audible traffic light signal mean to a blind person if there are no tactile paths in the city for them to navigate safely?
How much do architects and urban planning services consider the needs of people with disabilities while the city’s urban landscape is being changed?
