Presentations of the most famous film adaptations of Stanisław Lem's prose, exhibitions, discussions about his work, meetings with translators of his works are in the program of the September Megabit Bomb Festival in Krakow, which is the culmination of the writer's 100th birthday celebrations.
Presentations of historical and modern weapons and demonstrations of historical reconstruction groups will be among the attractions prepared by the Armored Weaponry Museum in Poznań for the open day of the facility. On Sunday (15 August), the museum invites you to the celebration of the Polish Army Day.
Two watercolor paintings lost during the war - a self-portrait of Joseph Kalter and a portrait of his wife Amalia Kalter - return to the National Museum in Wrocław. Poland is systematically recovering works of art, although it is not easy, said Piotr Gliński, Deputy Prime Minister, the Head of the Ministry of Culture, National Heritage and Sport.
After many acts of solidarity with all Belarusians fighting for freedom and democracy, and especially with Belarusian artists, the time has come for specific, real support for people of culture and art, creators and actors, appealed Krzysztof Szuster, the president of the Association of Polish Stage Artists, to the directors of theaters in Poland.
The latest strategy of Bydgoszcz-based Pesa for the years 2021-2025 continues the direction taken more than two years ago of a gradual departure from internal combustion engines on the railway. Hydrogen locomotives are expected to make a difference.
Krystsina Tsimanouskaya, an athlete specializing in sprint running, has joined the ORLEN Sports Group bringing together the best athletes, including Olympic medalists from Tokyo. It includes, among others: Anita Włodarczyk, Justyna Święty-Ersetic, Anna Kiełbasińska or Paweł Fajdek. Cooperation with PKN ORLEN will enable the Belarusian athlete to continue her training and sporting career.
The German media are in awe of the situation on the Polish labor market and point out that the long-term economic boom has reversed a trend that had been unfavorable for many years. "The Polish labor market is today a success story, also concerning the effects of the coronavirus," writes the ARD portal in correspondence from Warsaw.
We expect that today we will begin reconnaissance activities and we will be ready to enter the action as soon as it is possible - said in Radio RMF24.pl Polish firefighters’ commander in Greece Brigadier Michal Langner. He added that the situation was extremely difficult, but each of the firefighters went through an equally difficult training process.
In the computer game "Shadow Hunters", prepared on the initiative of the Pilecki Institute in Berlin, players take on the role of prosecutors who begin their work in Flensburg in 1960. They must determine whether Heinz Reinefarth is guilty of the crimes he is accused of or not.
The bust of Nicolaus Copernicus, the oldest monument in Olsztyn, returned to the socle in Podzamcze Park. The astronomer's bust was thrown from the pedestal by vandals in June, the monument was undergoing renovation for several weeks, informed the Olsztyn City Hall.
100 drawings and 100 photos by Zdzisław Beksiński will be on display from August 18 at the temporary exhibition at the Nowa Huta Cultural Center in Krakow. The artist's permanent painting gallery is also open during the summer holidays, informed the institution.
The Chopin Competition, the "Chopin and his Europe" Festival, Chopin Concerts in the Royal Łazienki Park, exhibitions, and recitals at the Fryderyk Chopin Museum are opportunities to listen to Chopin's music in Warsaw, said Monika Beuth-Lutyk, spokeswoman for the Warsaw City Hall.
The first apples from this year's harvest are already on sale. The first to be harvested are the early geneva apples, which have greenish-yellow skin and a beautiful red coloring from the sun.
There has never been a shortage of attractions in the Beskids. In previous years, however, we haven't had many modern pools here that the whole family can enjoy. Now such a facility operates in the very heart of the region, i.e., in Wisła, where a revitalized bathing park is operating at full capacity. It is modern, but also care has been taken to preserve the historical character. After all, the history of this place is extremely grand and attracted tourists nearly 100 years ago.
There are quite a few versions of ‘moczka’ in Silesia, and each housewife prepares it in her own way - they differ in the ingredients, but the basis is always gingerbread.
