At high noon

Join us for a series of unique concerts in the heart of Wrzeszcz! At our intimate venue, we’ll be presenting avant-garde, improvised, and experimental music. At noon sharp, our venue will become a place where music takes on a new dimension—one that’s more intimate and direct.

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Join us for the second season of the W SAMO POŁUDNIE concert series, which we host on Saturdays and Sundays at midday!

At a time when major festivals and stadium concerts dominate the summer music scene, we invite you to intimate gatherings where music regains its personal touch. We focus on closeness, attentiveness, and originality in performance. Our concerts take place at our venue in the heart of Wrzeszcz, where the artists are literally within arm’s reach. There are no ticket gates or barriers separating the stage from the audience—just a shared experience where every detail matters.

AT NOON: SPRING 2026

Active listening is an art that requires time, presence, and openness—and at the same time, a practice that allows us to discover what often goes unnoticed in our daily lives.

The third season of the “High Noon” series at the Palma Foundation is an invitation to exactly that kind of experience. Through gatherings centered on listening—in the midday light, at the heart of the day—we create a space to be together and to listen attentively to what resonates between the words.

Szymon “Pimpon” Gąsiorek: Drumz for Health

May 31, 12:00 p.m.

Raphael Rogiński & Iztok Koren: Nocturnal Consolations

June 13, 12:00 p.m.

TICKETS: 50 zł

Due to the intimate setting and limited seating, please arrive starting at 11:30 a.m.

Organizer: Palma Foundation

Partner: New Things Are Coming from the Sea
Media Sponsors: Trojmiasto.pl

The Palma Foundation’s projects on Jaśkowa Dolina Street are funded by the City of Gdańsk as part of the “Social Spaces of Culture” program.


AT NOON #13: Richard Hronský
JANUARY 25, 2026, 12:00 p.m.

Richard Hronský—a Slovak artist and musician who calls himself an “ambient shepherd.” At the heart of his work is the fujara—a traditional Carpathian wind instrument with a low, deep tone, listed as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Hronský processes its sound electronically and combines it with field recordings, creating calm, meditative soundscapes. His music encourages stillness, attentive listening, and reflection.

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FALL 2025

PROGRAM

MIKE MAJKOWSKI
September 20, 12:00 p.m.

SVITLANA NIANIO
October 5, 12:00 p.m.

ANTONINA NOWACKA
October 26, 12:00 p.m.

MARTA FORSBERG
November 16, 12:00 p.m.

INDRĖ JURGELEVIČIŪTĖ
December 14, 12:00 p.m.

TICKETS: 50 zł
BUY: sklep.fpalma.pl

Due to the intimate setting and limited seating, please arrive starting at 11:30 a.m.

Organizer: Palma Foundation

Partner: New Things Are Coming from the Sea
Media Sponsors: ImproSpot, Glissando, Trojmiasto.pl

The Palma Foundation’s projects on Jaśkowa Dolina Street are funded by the City of Gdańsk as part of the “Social Spaces of Culture” program.


CONCERTS AT NOON 

SPRING 2025

PAWEŁ SZAMBURSKI
April 25, 12:00 p.m.

“Tristis Diabolus” – Szamburski’s third solo project following “Ceratitis Capitata” and “Uroboros”—is a musical and lyrical narrative in which the musician, supported by Marcin Wicha’s extraordinary lyrics, explores the cultural phenomenon of the devil, the czort, and the bies. Through a unique blend of monodrama, enchanting tales, fables, and songs, Paweł Szamburski explores the fine lines that define the boundaries between good and evil. He attempts to understand and relieve the ancient figure of the Devil by lifting the age-old cultural burden from him. At times, he tries to embody him, support him, empathize with him, or identify with him. These texts take on added significance today; they remain a unique testament to the sensitivity and talent of their author, whom we bid farewell to so recently.

SOURDURE
March 22, 12:00 p.m.

A first for Poland! Sourdure, Ernest Berge’s solo project, will kick off a series of unique concerts in the heart of Wrzeszcz. This French musician and artist, known for his work with bands such as Kaumwald, Orgue Agnès, and Tanz Mein Herz, masterfully blends traditional Auvergne folk music with experimental sounds and electronics in his work. Playing the violin and singing in the Occitan language, Bergez creates unique soundscapes—rooted in history yet modern at the same time.

Organizer: Palma
Foundation Partner: Nowe idzie od morza
Media Partners: ImproSpot, Glissando, Trojmiasto.pl

Funded by the City of Gdańsk.


2024 PROGRAM

In 2024, we hosted our first concert series at our venue in the heart of Wrzeszcz. In this intimate setting, we presented avant-garde, improvised, and experimental music. Artists from across Poland presented their work during solo performances. Our new, home-based venue became a place to premiere new material. In the heart of Wrzeszcz, we demonstrated how music can be enjoyed and celebrated as a weekend festival, bringing the local community together. The series was organized by the Nowe idzie od morza Foundation.

October 20: Raphael Rogiński

October 27: Martyna Basta

November 24: Hubert Zemler

December 8: Marcel Baliński

December 29: Anna Pašić 

Organizer: Nowe idzie od morza
Partner: Palma
Foundation
Media Sponsors: Improspot, Glissando, Trojmiasto.pl
Co-funded by the City of Gdańsk

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