Museum of Warsaw

What stories unfolded on the streets of the Old Town, and how did they reach the big screen? Participants will explore iconic frames and spaces that gained new meanings through film.

A unique opportunity to discover the world of Aleksander Minorski alongside curator Karolina Puchała-Rojek—a photographer who documented pre-war working-class Warsaw and its post-war transformations.

An open-air dancing night at the Old Town Market Square. Three DJs, headphones, and a dance floor for every generation.

A screening of the film Warsaw Shall Not Forget, which will take viewers on a moving journey through pre-war Warsaw, wartime destruction, and the years of the capital’s reconstruction.

Open family workshops where each participant will build their own fragment of Warsaw, combining the capital’s past with bold visions of its future.

A musical walk through the Old Town is an outdoor gathering showcasing a diverse repertoire, spanning from courtyard tunes to Yiddish lullabies and Renaissance psalms.

Meet Barrel Organ Player Jan and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of mechanical instruments.

A walk tracking the facades and architectural details of the Old Town will reveal hidden meanings behind symbols and ornaments decorating the townhouses, recreated through the dedication of artists and craftsmen.

Прогулянка Старим містом, що розкриває історію воєнних руйнувань та повоєнної відбудови, а також соцреалістичний слід, який закарбувався на обличчі міста. Захід проводиться українською мовою. A walk around the Old Town revealing the history of wartime destruction and post-war reconstruction, as well as the socialist realist mark left on the face of the city. The event is held in Ukrainian.

Un recorrido por el Casco Antiguo dedicado a su antiguo esplendor, los daños de guerra y el fenómeno de la reconstrucción de posguerra de la ciudad. Paseo en español.

An intergenerational dance party led by Jan Emil Młynarski, dominated by swing, vintage hits, and a tango from 1945.