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You say You have this place integrating a cafe with home-made confectionery, delicious coffee, healthy food as well as ecological and recycling products. You will find here products, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and raw food. Homemade lemonade from seasonal fruit is served, but also nettle, hawthorn or linden on buckwheat honey without preservatives. You will find here kvass, coconut and soda water, many niche regional beers and an original orangeade of family production from Kąkolewnica. The stick serves delicious prosecco but also Italian spritz aperol. In You Say You will drink green coffee, espresso for 1 euro, drink a green cocktail or eat humus or pesto without any preservatives on plates that are completely edible because made from bran. The whole place will be filled with furniture from pallets, fruit boxes, and cable reels the owners of which are producers. You will sit, among others, on armchairs from the times of the Polish People's Republic covered with coffee or... wyświetl cały opis

You say You have this place integrating a cafe with home-made confectionery, delicious coffee, healthy food as well as ecological and recycling products. You will find here products, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and raw food. Homemade lemonade from seasonal fruit is served, but also nettle, hawthorn or linden on buckwheat honey without preservatives. You will find here kvass, coconut and soda water, many niche regional beers and an original orangeade of family production from Kąkolewnica. The stick serves delicious prosecco but also Italian spritz aperol. In You Say You will drink green coffee, espresso for 1 euro, drink a green cocktail or eat humus or pesto without any preservatives on plates that are completely edible because made from bran. The whole place will be filled with furniture from pallets, fruit boxes, and cable reels the owners of which are producers. You will sit, among others, on armchairs from the times of the Polish People's Republic covered with coffee or cocoa sacks. Lamps from old objects, garbage and other waste will illuminate us. This place is also filled with recycled coffee bag sacks, bamboo phone cases, wooden glasses and hand-made porcelain. The idea you want to say is You have it all for sale from a cake to a coffee but also to a cup of hand-made porcelain or a bag from a coffee sack. In this tenement in which you now speak speak you have operated from February 1, 1957 to 1977. HYBRID STUDENT CLUB. During the meetings, we would like to come back to the memories of the residents who still remember this club and invite artists who were connected and created over the past two decades to be an unusual, unique place, full of inspiration for artistic activities. We want to return to tradition and, through history, inspire residents to act and revive the historic tenement houses at ul. Mokotowska 48, then to continue the social and artistic activities of the Hybrydy Club from the past fifties, sixties and seventies. Many neighbors of tenement houses around ul. Mokotowska 48 does not know the history and artistic achievements of the artists who were concentrated from the 1950s to the 1970s in the Hybrydy Club in this tenement house. The goal of our project is to learn about the socio-artistic achievements of the Hybrydy Club when it was located at ul. Mokotowska 48 to inspire residents to act for the benefit of the local community at this place, using the welcoming cafe and tea house MÓWISZ MASZ and the yard of the Mokotowska 48 tenement house. In addition, we want to start collecting photographic, film, music and, above all, memories of residents and artists who the club was visited, operated and created at this place. The project aims to build a dialogue between the local community living mainly on Mokotowska Street, as well as the inhabitants of Warsaw with artists and cultural animators who will join the organization and implementation of the picnic. By returning to memories, revive the desire to meet with neighbors and take joint actions in the tenement house at ul. Mokotowska 48

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