Other Projects

Wielka Aleja in Gdańsk is a unique space and one of the city’s most valuable green landmarks. For the past three years, together with the Aniołki District Council, we’ve been organizing a festival there on the last weekend of June! Come join us for walks, workshops, and an exhibition!


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The "Nowe idzie od morza" concert series continues at the Leśny Theater in Wrzeszcz—come join us! Mitch & Mitch will perform compositions by Ennio Morricone, while Bastarda and Sutari will sing songs from the Borderlands, and Resina will showcase the power of the cello.

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We are collecting archival photos, materials, documents, and memories. We want to create a virtual database that takes visitors on a tour of the Neptun Cinema’s auditoriums, its nooks and crannies, and its stories.


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“On the Other Side” is a series of events centered on nonfiction literature. We invite the authors of the most interesting new releases to explore themes of identity, landscape, regionalism, and architecture. It is also a space for conversation about what shapes our experience of place—both on a local scale and on a broader, cultural level.


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We invite you to a series of fall events with Marcin Dymiter dedicated to field recording—the art of recording and listening to ambient sounds.


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A series of philosophical meetings dedicated to key questions and issues concerning humanity. The starting point is philosophical texts—essays, articles, and excerpts from classical and contemporary works—which serve as the basis for shared reflection and discussion.


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On August and September evenings, we invite you to a music series set against the picturesque backdrop of Wróbel Pond in Gdańsk’s Jasień neighborhood. On these summer evenings, artists representing various genres of alternative and jazz music will showcase their work.


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Join us in exploring the extraordinary architecture of Wrzeszcz, one of Gdańsk’s oldest neighborhoods. We’ve created a trilingual guide featuring illustrations by Michał Pecko that describes the 46 most interesting buildings in the neighborhood, built over the course of several hundred years.

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Concerts in unexpected venues, maps of the neighborhood you’ve never seen before, a radio drama, site-specific exhibitions, and historical walking tours. Through historical, artistic, and educational activities, Wrzeszcz Night explores the history and unique character of one of Gdańsk’s oldest neighborhoods.


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Once known as the “glass palace,” it remains a remarkable example of modernist architecture in Gdańsk. There is no other building in Gdańsk that has sparked as much controversy. To this day, we must ask ourselves the question that keeps coming back like a boomerang in many discussions in Gdańsk: tear it down or leave it standing?


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This is a website created to collect stories about Wrzeszcz and the memories of its residents. On the site, we publish interviews with residents, historical articles, photo essays, and educational videos. We document oral history and explore the complex history of the Wrzeszcz neighborhood. We invite you to check it out!

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December 31, 2019, marked the 50th anniversary of the building’s opening. To commemorate this milestone, we published a commemorative newspaper featuring articles by Jarosław Wasielewski on the history of the place, Szymon Kowalewski on the building’s architecture, residents’ memories, a report by Dawid Chrąchol, and archival photographs by Zbigniew and Maciej Kosycarz.


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It was established to support restaurant owners and businesspeople in their efforts to harmonize the urban landscape in accordance with the principles of Gdańsk’s Landscape Resolution.


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