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Teatr KTO in Kraków has put together a programme for the last weekend of October 2026, just before All Saints' Day. It comprises two musical performances…
The musical production ‘Dziady’ is inspired by the drama of Adam Mickiewicz. The creators transport audiences into a world of Slavic beliefs, spirits and mysteries. The…
Halloween at Teatr KTO is an evening tour of the theatre's premises, taking place on Saturday 31 October 2026 at 7pm. The event offers visitors a…
The 15th edition of the recurring ‘Siła miłości’ project, dedicated to the memory of the female prisoners of the Nazi German concentration camp Ravensbrück, and in…
The showcase ‘Death in the Museum’ explores how mourning is experienced and remembrance of the dead is observed in different parts of the world. The event…
From 5 to 22 November 2026, Kraków will host the 6th edition of the Open Eyes Art Festival (OEAF), dedicated to contemporary art. The festival brings…
This painting exhibition, „fragmenty 1974/2026”, is the thirteenth instalment of the „Przestrzeń dla sztuki” cycle. It presents the work of Prof. Adam Brincken, a painter, draughtsman,…
After dark, the Kraków edition of Park Miliona Świateł (Park of a Million Lights) will come to the Ogród Doświadczeń in Kraków, featuring a new light…
A lecture as part of the ‘Dojrzali do sztuki’ meeting series, devoted to treasures from the collection of the Muzeum Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego Collegium Maius. Participants will…
In its programme 'Ale kino', Grupa MoCarta takes audiences on a musical journey through the world of cinema. Familiar film themes meet classical repertoire, and the…
A family film workshop at the Manggha Museum for children aged 6–12. 8 November, 11.30–13.30, child's admission 25 zł, accompanying adult free of charge.
A performative reading of Bronisław Maj’s text, staged by Jerzy Zoń, growing out of Stanisław Wyspiański’s ‘Wesele’ and conducting a contemporary dialogue with it. The production…
