Find out more about our forthcoming events in Poland.
Join us for a unique cultural event: the contemporary world premiere of The Fate of Troy, a semi-opera by Moravian-born composer Godfrey Finger.
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Concerts by Polish and British musicians during the Unsound festival, in cooperation with Music Dept London.
The research project Fast Forward: Women in Photography aims to explore the work and histories of women photographers, promote opportunities and question ideas dominating the field.
As part of the Europe Beyond Access UK, the ZAMEK Culture Centre in Poznań presents performances by British artists with disabilities and Deaf artists.
The 41st edition of the Warsaw International Film Festival (WFF), October 10-19, 2025, will feature screenings of films from the UK. The films will be accompanied by Q&As with the directors.
An enchanting tale with music, Owl at Home is a story about an owl living in isolation and gives young audiences an opportunity to explore the ups and downs of a life lived alone.
A striking ceramic installation by Alicja Patanowska, located in the V&A’s tranquil Madejski garden.
Polish premieres of two very important books by the eminent British art historian Griselda Pollock: "Old Mistresses; Women, Art and Ideology" and "On Gauguin", and a Q&A with the author.
The Scotland and Poland: A Celebration project is a unique event scheduled for October 25, 2025 in Glasgow, the centerpiece of which will be a concert.
The exhibition of the Patchlab Digital Art Festival 2025 in Krakow delves into the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence and its transformative potential.