Children´s Snacks Cafes
17.09 | at 12.00-17.00 | Nasva club
Several flies in one swoop – 17.09 you enter the door of the Nasva club and hop you will be in several cafes at the same time. And they are extremely special – CHILDREN´s Snacks Cafes or makers, providers, waiters are only children 🙂
IMPORTANT: as on Saare county 2021 is Viking Year, the cafes are also Viking-themed
Every child knows that one real Viking has a helmet. With two horns attached to it. The helmet emphasizes the harsh nature of the Vikings.
The most famous horned Viking is the comic book hero Scary Hagar. Scary Hagar is a Viking chief, who lives in a simple place in the city of the Food Festival in Saaremaa with his wife Helga and two children. With his wife Helga and children, he makes a looting trip across Saaremaa and conquers various places to eat. Helga is a good cook and Hager loves her food really. This time, Scary Hagar conquers the Nasva Club Children’s Snacks Cafes.
05.09 at 12:00 Hagar Hirmus is waiting for all the little Vikings to set up their hut in the Nasva club.
- For you are waiting the Nasva club “Viking cuckoo huts” (barley flour ball)
- There will be blacksmith (Gunnar Vares)
- Soup scoop competition (water in scoop must be transported)
Children’s Snacks Cafes – be there something special and unprecedented wait you!
All children interested in making cafe are invited to open their Snack café in the Nasva club.
Information and writing: Hiie 5201797 or nasva.klubi@saare.ee
Location: Nasva, Saaremaa
EACH HOUSE HAS OWN STORY
The Nasva Club is located in the in a historic fishing village of Nasva, through which the Nasva River flows.
In water-rich times, water flows from the bays to the sea, in low-water times, especially in the case of southerly winds, the flow in the Nasva River is reversed and salt water enters the bays. The river is rich in water and fish, which at first gave impetus to the development of a fishing village, later a prosperous settlement.
Sõrve mnt. 53 is built in Nasva club, which has existed in Nasva since 1957 in the same place. The Nasva Club has roots.
The historical roots of Nasva women have always respected the culture of food. We respect this culture and we are sustainable.
Events will be photographed and partially filmed, and the recordings are made public on the Saaremaa Food Festival’s Facebook, Instagramand website.
