The Society was founded on 18 March 1963, but considers itself a continuation of the traditions of earlier societies. It was established by Professor Stanisław Lorentz, along with Stanisław Herbst, Antoni Słonimski, Elżbieta Barszczewska, Kazimierz Rudzki, and Julian Kulski. It is a public benefit organization, whose purpose and chief goal—according to its statute—is the welfare of Warsaw and its inhabitants.
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Durationapprox. 1.5 hrs |
Organizer A walk tracing the footsteps of Mieczysław Fogg, led by his great-grandson, combining stories about the life of the legendary artist with live music and the singing of his greatest Warsaw hits. |
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Organizer Participants will discover the phenomenon of the Old Town—a place that rose stronger, more modern, and full of extraordinary people after every catastrophe. |
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Durationapprox. 1.5 hrs |
Organizer A lecture introducing the story of a Varsovian who conquered Hollywood, won an Oscar, and composed music performed by legends like Miles Davis and Ella Fitzgerald. |