“A Beast, a God, and a Line” is an invitation to take a look at contemporary history from the perspective of Asia and the Pacific in this moment of global uncertainty and a crumbling of the western order that dominated for centuries. The show’s artists pose courageous questions and thoughtfully explore the new, fragmented reality of our world today.
Museum is closed on Mondays.

The Night Market has become a part of the gastronomic and entertainment map of Warsaw as a place to spend spring and summer evenings. The closed platforms of the former station, filled with cuisine from around the world, city service points and art exhibitions, were visited every week by thousands of guests of all ages.
THURSDAYS 17.00-00
FRIDAYS-SATURDAYS 17.00-01
SUNDAYS 16.00-23.00

9.Szalone Dni Muzyki/Folle Journée de Varsovie Festival  –  55 concerts and 1000 artists from all around the world in three days. Festival takes place in Great Theatre Opera and Ballet and in the tent located on Teatralny Square.

Spectacular show combining sound, light and water created by up to 30 thousand litres of water streaming every minute out of 367 nozzles and nearly 300 LED reflectors. In time intervals, impressive laser animations appear on the mist from nebulised water. You can admire the show every Friday and Saturday evening throughout 5 months in a year:
17 August-29 September at 9 pm.

Come to celebrate eating breakfast together with friends and locals in a picnic atmosphere.
You can try many regional specialties from different parts of Poland, various types of exotic food, or choose something else from a wide variety of original recipes prepared by true enthusiasts.
It is held every Saturday until September 29 from 9.00 am to 4.00 pm

Come to celebrate eating breakfast together with friends and locals in a picnic atmosphere.
You can try many regional specialties from different parts of Poland, various types of exotic food, or choose something else from a wide variety of original recipes prepared by true enthusiasts.
It is held every Saturday and Sunday until September 30 from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm

Come to participate in the pageant which will go in the rhythm of the Polonaise played in the honour of Poland celebrating 100^th anniversary of regaining its independence. At first you will have a chance to learn the basics of Polish national dance taking part in a 30-minute lesson conducted by Folk Artists Team PROMINI.
At 2 pm the pageant will start and go along Senatorska , Krakowskie Przedmieście, Karaszewicza-Tokarzewskiego street reaching Piłsudski Square to finish at Teatralny Square.

GRAND FESTIVAL RÓBREGE famous alternative music festival (reggae and rock).

One of the oldest in Poland, organized since 1979.

Organised at the foot of Fryderyk Chopin’s statue for almost 60 years they have become the cultural symbol of Warsaw. Eminent pianists perform every Sunday from mid-May until the end of September, at noon and 4 pm. Hugely popular with Warsaw residents and tourists alike, they are a unique opportunity to listen to classical music while sitting on a blanket in the shade of a tree. The recitals are free of charge.

The Great Warsaw Race will be held for the 105th time in history and the 73nd time at Służewiec Racecourse. For the Polish capital the Race is as important as the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe is for Paris. The Great Warsaw Race is held at a distance of 2,600 m.
Throughout Sunday the theme of “Old Warsaw” will prevail at Służewiec Racecourse, and one of the attractions will be a competition for the most original dress of the inter-war period. Children will be invited to a special zone . Between races, the audience will watch the final of the Polish Cavalry Championship.

Opening season of Royal Garden of Light in Wilanów Palace Gardens.

Gaelforce Dance, the celebration of Irish dance, music and song, has dynamically tapped its way into the beating hearts of millions of audience members worldwide since its inception in 1999.

Glenn Miller and His Orchestra was a swing dance band formed by Glenn Miller in 1938. It was arranged around a clarinet and tenor saxophone playing melody, while three other saxophones played the harmony. This arrangement was different from usual and allowed Miller to develop his own style and sound, which made him and his orchestra one of the greatest and well-known of the swing era.