AURÓRA 10TH BIRTHDAY
It was a difficult birth. Many people ran together on the occasion of our birth, you could hear our cries all the way to the People's Theatre.
After that, we started crawling fast, all our wisdom teeth came out early, and we started talking earlier than our peers. Ever since then, we have not been silent when the little ones are bullied, we don't stand in line or in the corner, we play our little games with the others who try to ostracise us.
The happiness is when many people come to visit, we lend you our markers but pocket your lighter.
Despite our youth, we quickly became addicted to cigarettes.
We learnt to compost faster than we learnt to cook for twenty people, the Public became the Pope's Field, the car park became the forest, the coworking room became the transparent one, then the Pride office. The School of Public Life doubled the number of offices and we still go to Bankito every year.
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Our sense of justice got us into trouble all the time, but we never got into bad company.
Upstairs, the street walkers have moved in with the downstairs squirrels, all but one of the squirrels have flown out of their burrows, and the basement has been flooded again for about the eighth time in ten years.
We don't think we'll ever outgrow our rebellious era.
10 years.
In 10 years we have seen a lot, but not everything. Ten years on and we're still going.
Only on our birthday do we stop to rest the bike a little from the memories we've accumulated over the years.
the walls that have crumbled. Back first, then we look around. We toast, cut the cake.
A concert.
Another toast.
Dance.
We redeem the world at plenaries held in the ruins of a night of mulled wine. We're not too late. Big plans, dreams.
Growing up, everything sucks.
For us, nothing is ever right as it is. We look forward, we can move on. We plan, we organize, we recruit, we engage, and then we embark on more missions that seem impossible. Just one more cigarette first.
The AU is where we meet.
Auróra
Creative Space | Base | Club.
Auróra Community Space is a self-governing cultural community centre in Auróra Street, Budapest, near Pope John Paul II Square.
