Lublin, Poland
Centrum Spotkania Kultur (CSK) is the largest cultural institution east of the Vistula river, located in Lublin, Poland. The modern building, designed by architect Bolesław Stelmach, was completed in 2015 after decades of interrupted construction (begun in 1974). Its nearly 25,000 m² include an opera hall seating 1,000 — the second largest in Poland — concert halls, a ballet hall, a cinema, exhibition spaces, and multi-level green rooftop gardens.
plac Teatralny 1, 20-029 Lublin
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A memorial concert for Andrzej Zaucha with his compositions reimagined in new arrangements by guest vocalists. Part of a nationwide tour.
Anita Lipnicka celebrates 30 years of her iconic album "Everything Can Happen" with a concert tour. The artist will take audiences through her greatest hits and emotional career highlights.
Zakopower is a Polish folk band from Zakopane known for energetic concerts blending traditional highlander music with contemporary arrangements.
Alicja Majewska and Włodzimierz Korcz celebrate half a century of creative partnership with a concert showcasing their most beloved songs.
A spectacular concert celebrating the history of Pink Floyd as part of the Animal Farm World Tour 2026. Experience iconic songs and visual effects live in Lublin.
A musical theatre production celebrating the iconic duo Simon & Garfunkel, their greatest hits, and their lasting influence on popular music.
Jazz duo Leszek Możdżer and Lars Danielsson, collaborating for over two decades, present a joint concert in Lublin.
Concert by Polish singer Krzysztof Zalewski, known for introspective rock and deeply personal songwriting.
Grzegorz Turnau presents his new original album "Szósta Godzina" on a concert tour featuring a masterful ensemble.
The Royal Classical Ballet presents a classic fairy tale about the battle between good and evil, filled with spectacular scenes and beautiful dancing.
The Śląsk ensemble brings a vibrant programme of songs and dances from EU countries, interpreted through the prism of Silesian tradition.
