On Thursday, 15 October, a temporary water supply interruption is planned on four streets in central Poznań. The interruption is necessary due to ongoing construction and installation works on Ratajczaka Street where a new tram route is being built.

Poznań is continuing to improve its streets for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers. On Thursday, 15 October, reconstruction work will begin on the northern side of Dąbrowskiego Street, along the section between Janickiego Street and Żeromskiego Street. The project will include a dedicated cycle path, new green spaces and improvements to pedestrian infrastructure. The works are scheduled for completion by the end of the year, weather permitting.

The reconstruction of Chrobry Bridge in Poznań is progressing. The steel structure of the northern section is now in place and work on the bridge deck is continuing. From 13 October, traffic arrangements on Wyszyńskiego Street will change due to drainage works. Drivers and pedestrians should pay attention to the new traffic signs.

When the days get shorter and temperatures drop, Poznań does not slow down. On Saturday, 10 October, two seasonal ice rinks will open for the new skating season, offering a fun way to enjoy the city during the colder months. You can skate by Lake Malta or visit the rink at the Wilda Sports Hall.

The 17th International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition begins on 8 October, bringing 50 young violinists from 36 countries and four continents to Poznań. For more than two weeks, the city will host one of the world's most renowned competitions dedicated to the violin.

If you are travelling around central Poznań, please be aware of changes to traffic arrangements on Ratajczaka Street due to the ongoing construction of the new tram route. Further changes will be introduced on October 5 and 6, including changes to access to some properties on Ratajczaka Street and traffic arrangements in the area of Dom Żołnierza.

Professor Rosemarie Nagel, one of the internationally recognised researchers in behavioural and experimental economics, will speak in English in Poznań on 5 October.

If you live in Kiekrz or are planning to travel near Admiralska Street, be aware that traffic arrangements will change from Thursday, 1 October. Another stage of the street's reconstruction is about to begin.

What could Poznań possibly have in common with Peru, a country thousands of kilometres away? Quite a lot, as it turns out. The connections include culture, photography, science, archaeology, and the stories of Poles who have left their mark on the history of this South American country. One opportunity to highlight these ties was the visit of the Ambassador of Peru to Poznań Gloria Lissette Nalvarte Simoni de Isasi. It was her first visit to the Poznań City Hall.

It is worth knowing that Poznań will look somewhat different on Sunday, October 4. Several thousand participants will take part in the marathon, resulting in temporary road closures and changes to public transport. This does not mean that the entire city will come to a standstill. Disruptions will affect different parts of Poznań and will gradually ease as the runners make their way along the route.