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“MINI meetings with art” are a series of creative Sunday art workshops for children aged four to ten.

When compared to other European countries, such as Germany, Great Britain or Austria, the Polish art market is still relatively small. Yet, it is steadily growing and expanding onto new groups of investors. In addition to private apartments, in Poland, contemporary art is exhibited in hotel lobbies and in large spaces of modern office buildings. Private collections of contemporary art are a significant supplement to the collections stored and displayed by public cultural institutions.

Before World War II, the Jewish community constituted 25% of all inhabitants of Kraków.

We encourage you to take part in a series of city walking tours, organised between May and September. We are going to visit the following city districts: Krowodrza, Dębniki, Podgórze, Zwierzyniec, Kazimierz, Nowa Huta. We will also stop at the Krakow Main Square.

Educational project for Ukrainian and Russian speaking children aged 6 through 12.