Every October 15th, people around the world observe International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, a solemn occasion dedicated to the memory of babies...
October 15 marks European Breast Cancer Day, an annual event established by the European Breast Cancer Coalition to raise awareness about breast cancer and...
Poland’s National Education Day is an annual celebration dedicated to the country’s educational legacy. Established in 1972 as Teacher's Day by the "Charter of...
As the 2024 tennis season nears its conclusion, Iga Świątek finds herself navigating both professional triumphs and significant changes. The Polish tennis star’s year...
LOT Polish Airlines has partnered with Gerlach, a historic Polish brand with over 260 years of heritage, to introduce high-quality cutlery for onboard meal...
The International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction (IDDRR), observed annually on October 13 since 2009, is a United Nations initiative aimed at mitigating the...
October 12 marks Safe Computer Day, a reminder to prioritize cybersecurity amid a growing number of online scams. Despite widespread awareness, phishing—where cybercriminals impersonate...
The Beskidy Mountains in southern Poland, known for their picturesque landscapes, also conceal a captivating underground world. Among these hidden wonders is Salmopolska Cave,...
Every year on October 11, Americans commemorate General Kazimierz Pułaski, a Polish hero of the American Revolution, through General Pulaski Memorial Day. Established by...
Polish football enjoyed some of its most significant victories on October 11th, a date marked by unforgettable moments in the country’s sporting history. Three...
Since its inception in 2020, Board Game Day has become a widely celebrated event in Poland, uniting gaming enthusiasts, publishers, retailers, and bloggers from...
Every year, the second Saturday of October marks World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of compassionate...
In Poland, the Christmas Eve table bears witness to a cherished tradition—laying out 12 meticulously crafted dishes. This age-old practice carries profound symbolism, reflecting both Christian beliefs and age-old folk customs.
