Poznań, Poland
A curated tour of the digital art exhibition "AI - Algorithms of Illusion" led by curators Aleksandra Kosior and Sylwia Szykowna.
Jazz ensemble Voo Voo presents their album "Dźwięczność" with a concert on the Castle Courtyard in Poznań. The performance takes place on July 12 at 8:00 PM.
in 2 days
An interactive theatre show for children about a small dog searching for his place on a rural farm. Full of humour, fun and a lesson about friendship.
in 2 days
A guided family tour of the Imperial Castle, perfect for children and adults keen to discover the history of this Poznań landmark.
in 3 days
Music and dance workshops for young children, where they learn summer routines and participate in movement games under the guidance of an experienced instructor.
in 3 days
An expert-led tour of the Imperial Castle's historic rooms in Poznań, perfect for those interested in history and architecture.
in 4 days
An interactive magic workshop for children and young people where participants learn simple tricks and perform them with props. Led by experienced illusionist Paweł Kwiecień.
in 4 days
A circus workshop for children where participants learn juggling, hula-hoop spinning and acrobatics under the guidance of Matylda Górska.
in 4 days
An interactive magic and illusion show in the courtyard of Poznań Castle. Illusionist Paweł Kwiecień and performer Matylda Górska combine classical illusion with contemporary circus in an 80-minute family show.
A children's stage show based on Rudyard Kipling's tales about animals. Three treasure hunters uncover a mysterious book that brings forth stories explaining why leopards have spots, why rhinoceroses have wrinkled skin, and why elephants have long trunks.
Ceramic workshops for young children where they create clay flower reliefs under the guidance of an experienced instructor.
An interactive stage performance for children about an adventure on Easter Island. Tari, Tupu, and Nai'a embark on a quest to find a missing statue piece and uncover Polynesian legends.
A guided tour through the interiors of the Imperial Castle in Poznań, one of Europe's youngest castles, with detailed commentary from your guide.
A Czech children's play about a child who receives help from an ordinary egg instead of a golden fish. A story brimming with imagination and longing for loved ones, performed in the courtyard of Poznań Castle.
A creative dance workshop for young children where they explore the mysteries of space through movement and play. Kids will create their own planets and dance with aliens.
A sensory workshop for children inspired by Mr. Kleks' Academy. Participants will create colorful slime and measure their imagination with a custom-built piegometer.
A sensory spectacle for children aged 5 and up exploring the world of microorganisms. Docent Pigwa and his assistant invite you into a laboratory full of surprises and fun.
A children's play about three animals who meet an unusual girl named Frania. A story of overcoming fear, friendship, and discovering what truly matters in life.
A relaxed-paced walk through the Imperial Castle in Poznań, tailored for seniors with access to portable chairs.
A guided tour of the historic rooms of the Imperial Castle in Poznań, designed for families with children aged 10 and up.
(3 days)
A three-day festival of contemporary experimental and avant-garde music in Poznań. Artists were selected for their stance against war, intolerance, and disinformation.
A guided tour of the "AI - Algorithms of Illusion" exhibition led by curator Aleksandra Kosior. Explore the relationship between art and technology through the creator's personal insights.
Family music workshops where children together create instruments from recycled materials and perform an upcycling concert. Led by Sebastian Świąder, a pedagogue and musician from the Ochota Theatre.
A virtuosic circus-dance duet from France about a fantastical creature with two heads. A performance full of juggling, acrobatics, and fun for the youngest audiences.
A movement workshop for the youngest children (0–2 years) and adults, where through improvisation and sensory play they discover relationships between body, object, and environment in the "Island" installation.
A family concert combining the poetry of Joanna Kulmowa with music by Natalia Grosiak and Lessman. For children from 3 years old and parents, part of the 20th anniversary celebrations of Poland's theatre for the youngest.
Family ceramic workshops inspired by forest nature. Participants create clay objects while discovering the textures and scents of the forest under the guidance of ceramicist Katarzyna Poniecka.
Movement workshops for families with young children (3–5 years old) led by choreographer Monika Kiwak. Participants will play with the installation and explore their bodies through dance, improvisation, and shared games.
A performance by Teatro al Vacío from Mexico about identity and acceptance for the youngest audiences. A poetic story about being yourself, rooted in body theatre and visual dramaturgy.
A workshop for the youngest about the world of insects and the role of water, featuring movement games, creative activities and a moment of relaxation. Led by theatre pedagogue Magdalena Gardas-Wasilewska.
(5 days)
A performative action for children and adults in the "Island" installation, where participants collectively build an imagined biosphere from objects and natural materials, engaging in dialogue about the environment.
A tender performance by Teatr Maska for the youngest and their caregivers, combining senses, light, and music in a story of discovering the world.
The third edition of the Elektromosty series - an electroacoustic improvisation concert featuring students and guest artists, directed by Adam Knychaus.
An experimental electronic evening featuring two live acts: Bosnian sound archaeologist e/tape and Crimean DJ Zoi Michailova performing in the castle's Hall under the Clock.
A night-time guided tour of an exhibition exploring artificial intelligence and algorithms at the Imperial Castle in Poznań.
A guided tour through the historic interiors of the Imperial Castle with an expert guide. Perfect for history and architecture enthusiasts.
(15 days)
An interactive tour of an exhibition about artificial intelligence and algorithms, perfect for families. Lasts one hour and invites visitors to discover fascinating digital illusions.
Gogol & Kowalczyk Duo – students of the Poznań Academy of Music – will perform a concert for accordion and clarinet as part of the 6th International Music Festival Duetomania. The programme features works by Polish composers and music from around the world.
A guided tour of the "AI - Algorithms of Illusion" exhibition with interpretation into Polish Sign Language, accessible to Deaf, hearing, and Polish-speaking visitors. Led by Joanna Huczyńska, a specialist in PJM interpretation.
A nighttime tour of the Imperial Castle with flashlights for adults and children aged 10 and up. Participants will discover the castle's history during a 75-minute guided walk.
A Kuźnia Piosenki concert where this year's workshop participants showcase their compositions. A musical farewell to the 2025/2026 artistic season at Scena Nowa in the Imperial Castle.
(25 days)
An expert-led tour of an exhibition exploring artificial intelligence and algorithms. Accessible in Polish Sign Language.
AZMZ is an audiovisual project merging traditional Ahwach music from the female ensemble Bnat Louz with contemporary electronics by the duo Raskas. The show combines singing, dance, poetry, and electronic soundscapes with visualizations of Moroccan culture.
Kujawski Ansambl tells the musical story of Annie Jachnina, a Bydgoszcz documentarian of folk culture, blending traditional songs and dances from Kujavia, Pałuki, and Kashubia with jazz improvisation.
Polski Piach created a new soundtrack for Reksia's adventures, blending improvised contemporary music with blues inspiration. A concert as part of the Ethno Port 2026 Festival.
Podlaskie duo Sw@da x Niczos blends traditional folklore from Białystok with club sounds from the global south – baile funk, afrobeat and phonk.
An experimental project by Alameda merges sharp electronics with the traditional African music of Noums Dembele, who plays the kora – a harp rooted in Mandinka culture.
The duo of Thabet Azzawi and Max Loeb García blends Syrian traditions with Colombian sound in Oriental Latin jazz, Arabic bluegrass, and Syrian bolero.
Dance and percussion workshops with Vigüela where participants will learn traditional dances from the Iberian Peninsula, discover musical instruments and perform themselves through dancing and playing.
A family workshop for children aged 5 and up, where participants collaborate to create a story about the Great River and build bridges from various materials.
Berlin-based multi-instrumentalist Deniz Mahir Kartal blends traditional Eastern instruments with modern electronics on the Castle Courtyard at the Ethno Port festival.
Pankisi Ensemble – a Georgian vocal group from the Pankisi Valley – will present archaic, polyphonic songs, illi ballads, and Sufi religious pieces at the Ethno Port festival.
Vigüela is an ensemble from Toledo that reclaims traditional Spanish music from archives and the memory of local singers. A concert filled with seguidilla, fandango, and traditional dance.
Music workshops with the Iranian band Rastak exploring Kurdish traditions – the tanbur, daf and maqams. An interactive experience for anyone interested in traditional music and spirituality.
Kapela Odloty revives traditional music from Eastern Greater Poland – kujawiaki, obery, and wiwaty from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. A dance evening as part of the Ethno Port 2026 Festival Club.
Hajda Banda, a group blending traditional Slavic music with the energy of contemporary musicians, performs on the Castle Courtyard as part of the Ethno Port 2026 Festival.
A Finnish-Polish project blending the natural sound of strings with electronic samples and accordion. The opening concert of Ethno Port Festival features Kimmo Pohjonen and the Polish Radio Amadeus Chamber Orchestra.
Artist Przemysław Jasielski discusses his works "Judge Controller" and "Hypnotic AI" and the challenges artificial intelligence poses for contemporary creators.
(29 days)
A guide will lead seniors through an exhibition about artificial intelligence and algorithms at the Royal Castle. An interactive one-hour session suitable for visitors aged 14 and above.
A wellbeing workshop in the digital world facilitated by Dance Movement Therapist Weronika Cegielska. Participants will experiment with stillness, presence, and somatic techniques as a counterpoint to digital productivity.