Nowy Sącz, Poland
Małopolskie Centrum Kultury „SOKÓŁ" in Nowy Sącz is a major regional cultural centre housed in a historic building originally erected in the late 19th century for the Polish gymnastic society Sokół. It hosts theatre performances, concerts, exhibitions, film screenings and community events, serving as one of the most important cultural institutions in the Lesser Poland region.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
The premiere of "Pan Jowialski" by Aleksander Fredro, performed by the Theatre of the Dramatic Society. A performance full of witty dialogue and sharp observations of human nature.
A solo performance about a Soviet officer entering Poland in September 1939. A grotesque satire on propaganda and war with bitter reflections on totalitarianism.
French organist Jean-Baptiste Dupont performs live improvisations accompanying silent films by Chaplin and Buñuel. Ceremonial opening of the Sądecki Organ Improvisation Course.
André Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra celebrate 20 years of concerts on the Vrijthof in Maastricht. The jubilee show combines waltzes, marches and musical hits, featuring the Platinum Tenors and international soloists.
Fredro's classic comedy performed by the Theatre of the Dramatic Society. A witty play about an optimistic raconteur whose anecdotes and jokes create chaos in his household.
A ceremonial gala presenting international Gold Star awards to creators of traditional culture from seven countries. This year's Polish laureate is dialectologist Prof. Józef Kąś.
A cinema broadcast of André Rieu's new show featuring Johann Strauss waltzes, hosted by Polish flautist Maja Jasińska.
A documentary about the life of Italian painter Giuseppe Pellizza, creator of the famous painting "The Fourth Estate". The film traces his artistic journey and tragic fate, with Fabrizio Bentivoglio as guide.