Gdańsk, Poland
Opera Bałtycka (Baltic Opera) in Gdańsk is one of the leading opera houses in Poland, founded in 1949. Located in the Wrzeszcz district, its current modernist building dates from 1974 and seats around 1,000 spectators. The venue hosts opera, ballet, and operetta performances, and is home to the Baltic Opera and Baltic Philharmonic ensembles.
A music and movement class for the youngest children with their parents, led by artists from the Baltic Opera. The session lasts 40 minutes in a ballet studio.
Art workshops combining music, visual art, and movement for children and adults. Participants draw, paint, and dance, expressing their impressions of works by renowned composers and fairy-tale music.
The seventeenth season of an educational cycle exploring opera, ballet, operetta, and musical theatre. Live performances, recordings, and stories from Jerzy Snakowski.
A musical show for the whole family where Pomposo and his friends explore the world of opera, ballet, and composers from around the globe.
An open science club of the Baltic Opera exploring quantum music. A gathering for everyone interested in physics, music, and their fascinating connections.
An open science club at Gdańsk's Baltic Opera exploring the mysteries of space. A gathering for everyone interested in science and astronomy.
Three trios for oboe, bassoon and piano from the 20th-century neoclassical repertoire. Works by Poulenc, Dring and Hope performed by Polish and international musicians.
A musical and dance performance at the Gdańsk Baltic Opera, blending contemporary choreography with elaborate stage design.
An interdisciplinary festival by the Baltic Opera in Gdańsk exploring the human voice at the heart of artistic experimentation through electroacoustics, sound performances, and multimedia installations.
Music workshops for children 7-13 as part of Futurofonia Festival - from classical to contemporary sound experiments, unconventional playing techniques and improvisation.
Music workshops for the youngest at Futurofonia Festival - exploring sound from classical to contemporary experiments with parental involvement.
An electrotechnical workshop with sound artist Radek Sirko where participants transform boxes into custom sound instruments. Perfect for beginners with no technical experience.
A family educational event on the Baltic Opera patio inspired by Wagner's opera, featuring ring-making workshops, treasure hunts, and group singing.