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Michał Rudaś and Healing Incantation band will play music from the Indian subcontinent at Bonobo library and café on April 27th (phot. Facebook)

Concerts and cinema from faraway lands, new art exhibitions, a cashless swap, green entrepreneurship, and more in Krakow this week

Tower. A Bright Day (2017, dir. Jagoda Szelc)

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Kino Mania: ‘Tower. Bright Day’ (‘Wieza. Jasny dzien’)

April 21, 2018April 21, 2018 Giuseppe Sedia 0 Comments

Jagoda Szelc’s debut ‘Tower. A Bright Day’ was a sensation at the most recent edition of the Gdynia Film Festival, also by reason of its a vaguely zombiesque and Bunuel-tainted finale on a silent hill.

The 2017 film New Voices in an Old Flower (dir. Quino Piñero) will be screened at the 13th AfryKamera festival

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What to do this week in Krakow: 16 April 2018

April 16, 2018 Agata Pankow 0 Comments

In Krakow this week: “Slow art”, African cinema, the next big undiscovered bands, Middle Eastern board games, food truck madness, and more…

You can see dogs galore this week at Krakow's Animal Show

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What to do in Krakow this week: 9 April 2018

April 8, 2018April 10, 2018 Agata Pankow 0 Comments

Animal Show, Cirque du Soleil, food trucks, films, exhibitions, and lectures – it’s all waiting for you in Krakow this week

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Pagan festival Rękawka to take over Krakus Mound Tuesday

April 2, 2018 Agata Pankow 0 Comments

Every year on the first Tuesday after Easter on the Krakus Mound, pre-Christian rituals are revived for a special one-day folk event in Krakow – a traditional Rękawka Celebration

The Nowa Huta Cultural Centre will host a celebration of Holi, the Indian festival of colours, on Friday

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What to do in Krakow this week (April 2nd, 2018)

April 2, 2018 Agata Pankow 0 Comments

The Krakow Post’s top recommendations for music, festivals, art, and other events happening in Krakow the first week of April

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Here’s how to ride a retro train near Krakow

March 16, 2018 Krakow Post 0 Comments

No, they won’t take you to Hogwarts. But starting next month, retro trains will once again begin crisscrossing Lesser Poland, the Voivodeship in which Krakow lies.

Classic Polish cartoon character Koziołek Matołek

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What to do in Krakow: March’s best events, performances, exhibitions, and more…

March 3, 2018March 16, 2018 Agata Pankow 0 Comments

The Krakow Post’s March guide to Krakow’s best concerts, film screenings, art exhibitions, performances, and more!

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Happy World Cat Day! Here’s how to adopt a feline friend in Krakow

February 17, 2018February 19, 2018 Krakow Post 1 Comment

February 17th is World Cat Day, celebrated by much of Europe, including Poland. It’s the purr-fect time to think about bringing a furry friend into your own life, from Krakow’s own local animal shelter