No boredom this summer: Cinema, gallery, cultural centers or theaters. For adult culture participants and younger adventure seekers. We checked what attractions in Krakow could be offered to children, and what to use on July evenings and weekends.
Taken from Krakow.NaszeMiasto.PL (online newspaper in Polish language)
Krakow Re-Opens Its Doors To The Public
On the last day of June (last month) the last branch of the National Museum of Krakow: Czartoryski Museum was re-opened after the break due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The NMK was eager for the summer to bring more people in to see the historical beauties on display, so they took all preventional measures in order to open their gates again. They were not the only ones. Krakow galleries, Galeria Szara Kamienica, Galeria Nosna, and many others re-opened.
Every year the organizers keep in check with the most up-to-date expressions on contemporary phenomena, in order to create a space for dialogue with the audience. This year the focus is on the climate crisis, alienation, fear of future radicalism, economic stratification, and manipulation with imagery – all at the order of the day, if you ask me, with the Coronavirus Pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement.
MOCAK Film Screenings
MOCAK (Museum Of Contemporary Art in Krakow) invites one and all to the evening holiday film screenings with art in the lead role.
When?
The shows will take place Fridays from July 3rd to August 28th, 2020, at 21:00 hours, in the arcades of the Museum.
First movie?
The first movie screened will be “Pain and Glow” directed by Pedro Almodóvar.
You can also see other Spanish productions at the Pod Baranami Cinema, where the 20th week of Spanish Cinema lasts until July 2.
Premiers at the Cinema – Pod Baranami
In addition to the productions contained in the regular repertoire, the cinema at the Main Square (Kino Pod Baranami) will also see two interesting premieres:
- June 30 in the Małopolska Garden of Arts, the film “Missing Girl” directed by Cannes-winning Kōji Fukada
- A documentary film about priest Adam Boniecki – “xABo: Father Boniecki” dir. Aleksandra Potoczek displayed on the screen on July 4
Theater performances in Krakow
Supporters of the theater can see performances at the Holy Spirit Square until the end of July. On the stage of the Słowacki Theater, “Hamlet”, “Love”, “God of Murder”, “Dragon”, “Name of the Rose”, “Polish-Russian War under the White and Red Flag”, “Doll” or the show “About cats” will appear again.
National Museum in Krakow for Kids
The youngest will find classes at the National Museum in Krakow, including as part of the meetings “Vacations of laughter worth” – that is, what Jan Matejko joked about and what his loved ones laughed at, or “In the mirror of water” devoted to the reflections and effects used by artists.
For more offers MNK related for kids and families click here 🙂
How about you? What are your plans for this summer?
Yours sincerly,
The Twisted Red LadyBug That Loves Krakow
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