Held in Krakow since 1994, the Etiuda&Anima International Film Festival confronts the achievements of art and film school students from across the globe and presents works of film animation artists - professional and independent filmmakers alike.

International Dance Theatres Festival in Lublin belongs to the biggest cultural events in Lublin, over the last few years it also became one of the most important dance theatres festivals in Europe.

The Krasicki Hotel, a monumental former residence of Bishops of Warmia is idyllically located in the fork of two rivers in Lidzbark Warminski in the northeastern Poland.

During all November 2011, the multi-disciplinary Festival Ars Cameralis will celebrate its 20th Edition, offering numerous events in various spaces of the Silesia region.

A new production of Halka, considered one of Moniuszko's greatest operas, will be played in Teatr Wielki - Polish National Opera in Warsaw starting December 2011.

The concert is a tribute to Andrzej Markowski’s interests and will be held on the 25th anniversary of his death. The programme will entirely consist of 20th century music.

The first major festival in Poland devoted exclusively to design enjoys its 5th edition this year with a motto inspired by the drive for Change.

The outstanding range of artists and value of the art pieces in the Marx Collection is permanently deposited in Nationalgalerie im Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin. It comes to Poland for this special eight-week exhibition.

Warsaw is the capital of Poland and Krakow is constantly being touted as the “exciting new” Prague, Budapest and Berlin all rolled together… but for my zloty (Polish currency) the real darling of Poland is Wroclaw (loosely pronounced Vrote-Suave) the capital of Lower Silesia in southern Poland.

For over seventy years Henryk Wieniawski has lent his name to international violin competitions. The year 2011 will see the fourteenth edition of the event held in Poznan.