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The Little Łódź of Many Cultures Festival is behind us, but we also recommend another event in Łódź created by the same curatorial collective.

At the end of October we closed the call for applications for the programme: Research and Artistic Residencies 2024/2025 – Multiculturalism of Łódź: expanding the field.

It was 10 very intense days, 60 events in 22 locations: concerts, exhibitions, performances, meetings, walks. We would like to thank all our guests and hosts, partners and, above all, the audience who attended our events, often despite the inclement weather.

We ended the Łódź of Many Cultures Festival 2024 with an extraordinary concert by JUCHO (Justyna Chowaniak).

Roosevelt, a German electronic music artist, performed at Łódź Fabryczna Station on Sunday 6 October.

Last weekend we opened the exhibition ‘Ceija Stojka (1933-2013): I Can’t Forget’ at the Museum of the City of Lodz and we were also hosted at several independent galleries in Lodz.

Thank you all for your presence at the Marek Edelman Dialogue Centre during the first festival weekend. We already invite you to join us for the next one, which will be equally diverse!

Multiculturalism of Łódź: widening the field. On 24 June, the call for applications for the new programme of the Łódź of Many Cultures Festival: Research and Artistic Residencies 2024/2025 – The Multiculturalism of Łódź: Expanding the Field is launched. Until 31 October 2024. To participate in the residency we invite creative people who see in […]

On Sunday 22 September, we walked with the Kwela Foundation along the trail of German culture ‘from Steigert to Scheibler’. We would like to thank you for the large attendance (more than 150 people!), the 3 hours we spent together and the thousands of steps along Górna district.

INDIA DAY, a day of Indian culture, took place at Fuzja on Sunday 15 September. This was another of the events announcing the Łódź of Many Cultures Festival.

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The inaugural picnic of the Little Festival of Łódź of Many Cultures is behind us. Thank you all for your presence and good fun!

A press conference for the Łódź of Many Cultures 2024 Festival was held today, 5 September, at the Marek Edelman Dialogue Centre in Łódź.

From now on, you can find the festival newspaper Miej Miejsce at the Marek Edelman Dialogue Centre, and in a short while also at our partners and in selected locations in Łódź.

On 6 October, for the first time, the monumental space of the Łódź Fabryczna Railway Station will be filled with MUSIC. Details will be announced at the Łódź of Many Cultures Festival conference this Thursday, 5 September. Stay tuned!

We are honoured to announce that the project ‘Krzysztof Wodiczko: EMANCYPACJE. Projection to the Tadeusz Kościuszko Monument at Freedom Square in Łódź’, realised by the Łódź Events Centre, will be an accompanying event of this year’s Festival.

Another artist whose premiere project will be presented at this year’s Festival is Daniel Rycharski, an avant-garde, conceptual installation artist working on themes of provincialism, religiosity, christianity, LGBTQ+ identity.

We are honoured to announce that Andrzej Smolik joins the group of musicians you will be able to hear at this year’s festival! The artist will perform with his band as part of Michał Zadara’s “400 m2 of hope” project. The first concert will take place at dawn (!!!) and the second at dusk in […]

“WE” Grzech Piotrowski’s World Orchestra is a series of concerts dedicated to world peace. The voice of artists from different parts of the world will inaugurate this year’s Łódź of Many Cultures Festival. “Grzech Piotrowski has created an extraordinary musical project that will have global appeal and reach and will be musical therapy for us […]

On Saturday, July 20, as part of the Festival, we launched a photographic adventure for young people! And it all took place at the Dialogue Center!

A picnic to celebrate the summer solstice was held at Survivor Park on 23rd of June. Nature, which was the theme of the evening, has an extremely unifying power. It attracted human people of all ages and non-human people – dogs and cats – beautiful in their diversity, as can be seen in the photographs.

The Łódź of Many Cultures Festival cordially invites all young people to take part in the creative photo project OBJECTIVELY.