
Poznań and Changwon, located in South Korea, have signed a memorandum of cooperation. The two cities have pledged to collaborate in fields including culture, tourism, education as well as to promote and support each other's investments.
Poznań and Changwon, located in South Korea, have signed a memorandum of cooperation. The two cities have pledged to collaborate in fields including culture, tourism, education as well as to promote and support each other's investments.
The mobile bookcase BücherboXX has served the residents of Szczecin, Łobez, Wrocław, Poznań and Zgorzelec for the past few years. In September 2023, it returned to Berlin. The Polish-German street library was officially opened in the presence of the City of Poznań, Wrocław and Berlin representatives. It will be open 24 hours a day at Henriettenplatz on the famous Kurfürstendamm street.
UEFA EURO 2012 legacy is still alive in Poznań! Started in 2012 EUROASMUS AND FRIENDS CUP will take place for the 10th time this year!
Winners from the last years: Poland (2012), Switzerland (2013), Norway (2014), Georgia (2015), Spain (2016), Portugal (2017), Poland (2018), Greece (2019), Poland (2022).
Who wants to be a 2023 champion? Don't wait, gather a bunch of friends, sign up your team now and compete with other nationalities in the tenht edition of international student football tournament EUROASMUS AND FRIENDS CUP 2023!
"This is a happy moment, even amidst challenges that evoke stress", remarks Iwona Pasińska, the Head of the Polish Dance Theatre, as it commemorates its 50th anniversary. "I am delighted to hold this celebration in our newly constructed venue, a collaborative endeavour that now affords us the privilege of working in our own space every day".
Mrozu, Natalia Przybysz, Zalewski, Vito Bambino, Nosowska and the premiere Babie Lato project hosted by Natalia Kukulska are just a few good reasons to spend the first weekend of September in Citadel Park. For many buffs of pop and general alternative music, the Poznań edition of the two-day Summer Sounds 2023 festival may be the best party in town with which to close the holiday season.
As the last weekend of August approaches, there is no need to lament the end of the holidays. Instead, you can indulge in exploring forts, air-raid shelters, secret tunnels, and dark passages. An excellent opportunity to do just that awaits you with the 11th edition of Poznań Fortress Days!
Another instalment of the #NaFalach summer concert series is ahead of us. In August, Kamil Bednarek, Rahim and Fokus, and Fisz Emade Tworzywo will perform on Lake Strzeszyńskie. Admission is free.
Twenty-four instructors, thirty different dance styles, forty-eight courses per day in a dance workshop for over a thousand participants. Such are the numbers for this year's Dancing fairPlayce. But while counting dance steps may have its merits, what it is all really about is sheer enjoyment.
Unable to make it to the Jarocin festival this year? No need to worry, we have another plan for you. Without ever leaving Poznań, you will indulge in the rock hits of many Polish stars over two weekend days.
For the past 25 years, the best architectural projects realised in the capital of Wielkopolska have been awarded the Jan Baptista Quadro Prize of the Mayor of Poznań. The jubilee edition of this prestigious award has just been launched. In this edition - in addition to sending in applications for the annual award - the organisers are also inviting residents to take part in a photo competition and a plebiscite on the city's architectural showcase.
GSK is an innovative biopharma company fully focused on Research and Development. Its strategic goal is to unite three elements - science, technology and talent - to get ahead of disease together and improve people's health through vaccines, specialty and general medicines. GSK invests in research across its four core therapeutic areas of infectious diseases, HIV, oncology and immunology/respiratory. The company aims to have a positive impact on the health of 2.5 billion people over the next 10 years.
Cyclists taking part in the 80th Tour de Pologne will set off from Poznań on Saturday, July 29. The start of the first stage, which is located on Mark Square at the Poznań International Fair, will feature some of the world's biggest cycling stars. The race begins in the center of the city, so short-lived changes in traffic organization for drivers and public transport passengers will be necessary.
ODIHR is organizing a series of workshops for Polish and Ukrainian young people on fostering equal, inclusive and cohesive societies throughout Poland as part of ODIHR's "Advancing the Human Dimension of Security in Ukraine" project.
The city of Poznań plans to enrich its bicycle road system. In the future, existing sections may be expanded, including along railroad areas, as well as important tourist routes, such as Wartostrada and the Lakes Route.
12 weeks, six modules, practical tasks and, at the end, the creation of a mini information portal. Such a pilot course offer has been prepared for participants by Wunderman Thompson Technology, a Poznan-based company. The courses will end with certification and job offers for the best. Participants are primarily invited to become.NET or C# programmers.
Some exhibitions make everything seem to fit together perfectly. They attain harmony by ensuring that what visitors see is relevant for the setting in which they see it. Such harmony is defined not by the design of the space, but rather by an elusive congruity. The Jerzy Nowosielski: Icon and Abstraction exhibition undoubtedly falls into this exceptional category. It is held at the Archdiocesan Museum on the 100th anniversary of the artist's birth.
The city council has adopted a resolution on the new Study of Conditions and Directions for Spatial Development of Poznań. Among other things, the document extends the protection of urban nature and introduces "greenery connectors" that will include major pedestrian and bicycle routes. The study also envisages strengthening the revitalization process and developing new residential neighborhoods.
This year, PxCW was awarded the Polonica Progressio special prize by the Ministry of Development and Technology. This is a great distinction and an appreciation of the 30 years of activity in Wielkopolska to date. This is the second time the awards have been granted. The first winners received them in 2022.
Launched a century ago in 1923 at the initiative of Zygmunt Zaleski, Head of the Municipal Statistical Office, Kronika Poznania (The Poznań Chronicle) started out as a monthly. Very soon, in 1927, it turned into a quarterly, a format it has maintained to this day. The magazine boasts being one of Poland's oldest publications of its kind dedicated to chronicling the history of a city.
The Shared Services Centre is the fourth branch of Phoenix Contact Wielkopolska. It is located in Poznań in the Nowy Rynek D building on Wierzbięcice Street. The first employees started working in the Shared Service Centre as early as 5 August last year. It has therefore been more than 10 months since PxCW has been operating in its new location.