“Rethinking Rohingya”: How to learn about Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing in Krakow
Locally-based initiative Rethinking Refugees share perspectives on the Rohingya people, a Muslim-majority ethnic group from Myanmar facing ethnic cleansing
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Month: February 2019
Eataway bakes over a thousand doughnuts for charity
For the fourth year in a row, Krakow-based social dining platform Eataway celebrated Fat Thursday by baking doughnuts to raise money for a good cause
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Krakow’s Syrian refugee poet to read at Massolit
This evening at 6pm, Syrian refugee writer, art critic, activist, and medical technician Kholoud Charaf will read her poetry at
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Tłusty Czwartek: Poland’s sweetest holiday
Why have beads when you can have doughnuts?
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Where can I buy my prescription drugs in Poland?
Need to fill a prescription in Poland? Here’s how to use KtoMaLek to easily find out online which pharmacy near you can provide the medicine that you need
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WWI museum proposed for Krakow’s Wzgórza Kaim
A historical center dedicated to Polish participation in the First World War has been proposed for Wzgórza Kaim (Kaim Hill) in southeastern Krakow
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Central Asia explored through early Soviet documentaries: A Massolit discussion
This Sunday at Massolit, British scholar Stefan Lacny will discuss how early Soviet documentary cinema explored Central Asia
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Happy Cat Day! Here’s how to adopt (or help) a homeless animal in Krakow
In honor of World Cat Day, here’s how to adopt a cat without a home from Krakow’s local animal shelter (or help in other ways)
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Poland ranked worst in Europe for contraception access
A new report from a Brussels-based NGO ranks Poland the lowest European country in terms of access to contraception and other family planning resources
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No plans for Valentine’s 2019 in Krakow? We’ve got you covered
Single? With someone? Love Valentine’s Day, hate it, or completely indifferent? Whoever you are, there’s something cool in Krakow to do this evening…
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