Jelenia Góra, Poland
The Lower Silesian Philharmonic named after Ludomir Różycki in Jelenia Góra is a concert hall and cultural institution serving the Jelenia Góra region. It hosts symphonic concerts, chamber music performances, and educational events, and bears the name of the Polish Romantic composer Ludomir Różycki. The philharmonic is the main classical music venue in the Lower Silesian highlands.
The autumn Gordonowski Concert brings jazz music specially crafted for young listeners. A jazz quartet will perform standards, improvisations and pieces that reveal the diverse colours of the genre.
A concert celebrating Wild West music - country, cowboy traditions, and American folklore. Learn the history and origins of this genre.
A concert for young children featuring a string quintet and harp that brings the animal world to life through music and sound.
Pianist Eryk Parchański performs works by Chopin, Scriabin, and Liszt as part of the "Chopin Effect" cycle of the Fryderyk Chopin National Institute.
A season-opening concert for young listeners celebrating sea-inspired music and sailing adventures. Children will sing, play, and actively participate in a musical journey.
The second part of Space Dance Studio's dance gala features eleven groups showcasing a year of choreography and training. A dynamic evening for dance enthusiasts of all ages.
The first part of the Space Dance Studio dance gala concluding the 2025/2026 season. Twelve groups dancing in various styles and levels of advancement will perform at the Lower Silesian Philharmonic Hall.