Drop In: Curry Up!
Curry Up! aims to serve up authentic Indian street-style food whilst dispensing with the overheads and pretenses of a typical Asian-style eatery.
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Month: December 2015
Anti-government protests held across Poland
Thousands took to Krakow’s Rynek Główny yesterday as part of a series of protests against the governing Law and Justice (PiS) party.
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Jewish Krakow: The Galicia Jewish Museum’s Director Jakub Nowakowski
We recently sat down with Jakub Nowakowski, Executive Director of the Galicia Jewish Museum, to learn more about the museum and its programs.
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Polish judicial system gets “orbanized”
The lighting quick push for reform by the Law and Justice party (PiS) after eight years of center-right rule has taken a heavy toll on the judicial system in Poland during the past week.
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Kino Mania: Red Spider (2015)
Can a filmmaker create a thriller evading the usual mechanisms of suspense? Directed by rookie Marcin Koszałka, Red Spider has neither the “who did it” nor the “how” at the core.
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What Wojtek Did Next: A Beer-Drinking Bear in Paradise
The Krakow Post has gained exclusive access to the celestial diary which Wojtek, the Soldier Bear who aided Polish troops in WWII, started keeping after his promotion to paradise.
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Kino Pod Baranami’s 16th Silent Film Festival
The 16th Silent Film Festival takes place from 3-6 December at Kino Pod Baranami, bringing silent cinema masterpieces from all over to Krakow.
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