The Sultan’s service is the most famous work of the Royal Faience Manufacture at the Belvedere, founded by Stanislaw August and operating in the years 1770– 1780.

The Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute and the Association of the Jewish Historical Institute of Poland have the honor to invite you to the permanent exhibition dedicated to the Underground Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto and its creators – the Oneg Shabbat group.
The Ringelblum Archive is considered to be one of the most significant archive complexes. It was included on UNESCO’s Memory of the World list in 1999.

The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw invites to the exhibition “The Penumbral Age. Art in the Time of Planetary Change”, where we present artistic works from the last five decades, based on observations and visualizations of the changes underway on planet Earth. It provides a space for discussion on “managing the irreversible” and new forms of solidarity, empathy and togetherness in the face of the climate crisis.

Warsaw Reborn. Reportage Photography 1945–1949 commemorates the 75th anniversary of Warsaw’s reconstruction. For Anna Brzezińska and Katarzyna Madoń-Mitzner, authors of the album and curators of the exhibition, this display is a crowning point of their long-standing work with the photographic collection from the archives of the Polish Press Agency. The subject is one that’s particularly important to HMH: Warsaw reborn from the rubble.

Let us all take a peek into the city’s entrails and discover the unique, multi-layered history of Warsaw. Under the seemingly familiar surface we will reveal unknown dimensions of the past, the present and the future of the city and its residents.

At the very beginning, we will travel in time, back to the eighteenth century, in order to meet a certain Venetian who longs for his home island of Murano. We will take a stroll in the former Northern Quarter which was the center of Jewish life before World War Two—at the time when Warsaw was home to the largest Jewish diaspora in Europe.

Top Polish musicians live concerts in new entertainment complex PRAGA CENTRUM .
Tickets: https://www.followthestep.com/en/concerts

More than 70 archival photographs with historical commentaries, presented on 20 boards, show the normal day in the life of the Warsaw Ghetto. The displayed reproductions of photographs come from the collections of the most important institutions conducting research on Holocaust.

The Franciszek Wybrańczyk Sinfonia Varsovia To Its City Festival will be held between 2 August and 3 September, this time taking the shape of a summer art season in the Concert Pavilion.
Four days a week (Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays), four kinds of events, and a lot of diverse music for every taste – this is Sinfonia Varsovia’s offering in a nutshell.

Live organ concerts of the Cathedral Basilica at 12 noon (about 30 min) every day except  Sundays and holidays till 03.10.2020.
Polish virtuosos Przemysław Kapituła, Piotr Rachoń, Kamil Steć perform masterpieces of organ music, especially compositions by Fryderyk Chopin and a work of Mieczysław Surzyński, a legendary organist of the Warsaw’s Cathedral, known in his life as the “Polish Bach”.

After concert a tour of the Warsaw Archidiocesan Cathedral’s vaults and crypt (15 min).

Daily Fryderyk Chopin piano concerts in the reception lounge of a tenement house from 1910, in interpretations of outstanding, mainly young pianists.  Before the concert, enjoy a glass of wine and homemade cake.