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April Theme Announcement
As part of our ongoing exploration of All That Surrounds Us , this month we turn our attention to water, to rivers, oceans, and the quiet forces that shape both our landscapes and our lives. Water is constant, yet never still. It moves, adapts, and transforms everything it touches. It gives life, but it can also take it away. Throughout history, bodies of water have connected us, sustained us, and at times devastated entire communities. In their wake, they leave behind not on
Our Team Picks: Favourite Family and Motherhood Movies
This month we wanted to take a look at films that celebrate the beauty of motherhood, not only because in March we have been reflecting on family and loved ones but also because Mothers Day took place earlier this month. We asked some of our team what their favourite films about mothers and family are. Dóra Engelleiter - Head of Marketing One of my favourite films about family and motherhood is Brave. I love that even though it’s an animated film, it feels very real when it c
March theme announcement
As part of our ongoing exploration of All That Surrounds Us , this month we turn our attention to something deeply personal and profoundly human: family, belonging, and the fragile safety of home . Family, whether by blood or by choice, shapes who we are. It is within these spaces that we first learn love, trust, resilience, and hope. Our loved ones ground us. They offer stability in a world that is constantly shifting. To be surrounded by care and understanding creates warmt
February Theme Announcement
This month, as part of our ongoing exploration of All That Surrounds Us, we turn our attention to nature and the environment. Not as something distant or abstract, but as something deeply intertwined with who we are. Rather than viewing nature solely as a resource or a backdrop to human life, we invite reflection on how our relationship with it has evolved over time. How did we arrive at this moment, where connection has so often been replaced by consumption? What beliefs, sy








