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Exhibition “Lace of Memory”
29.11.2020
In the memory of the victims of the Great Famine in Ukraine (1932-1933)
Multicultural Festival - New Cracovians
12.11.2020
Multicultural Festival - New Cracovians will take place from November 26 to December 3, 2020.
Round Table ADDRESSING POLAND'S 'LUCKY JEW' PHENOMENON
06.11.2020
In November 9, 2020 will take place the Round Table online meeting ADDRESSING POLAND'S 'LUCKY JEW' PHENOMENON.
UNESCO residents write about Krakow and Villa Decius
02.11.2020
Two writers who have been living in the Villa Decius for the last two months within the Krakow UNESCO City of Literatury Residency Program, Ana Isabel Llurba Ferreira from Bercelona and Brynja Hjálmsdóttir from Reykjavík, have left Poland by the end of October. Their impression of Krakow and the Villa, as well as their thoughts on living in Poland can be found at our website, along with the short biographical notes on the writers.
Ana Isabel Llubra Ferreira, "City and its ghosts"
Brynja Hjálmsdóttir, "The Krakow testament" Jubilee concert at Villa Decius 27.10.2020
The third and the last one in that year jubilee concert at Villa Decius took place on October 25, 2020.
Jubilee concerts without the participation of the public.
22.10.2020
The concert on October 25, 2020 will be held without the participation of the public.
The European Heritage Alliance Manifesto
19.10.2020
Europa Nostra against the pandemic
EXHIBITION "POLISH AMERICANS/ AMERICAN POLES"
25.09.2020
The U.S. Consulate General in Krakow and the Villa Decius Institute for Culture invite you to the exhibition "Polish Americans/American Poles".
Villa Decius Visegrad Heritage Lab
21.09.2020
The Villa Decius Visegrad Heritage Lab is a long-term discussion on the operation and cooperation in a reality full of limitations and the need to adapt educational and cultural activities, organized via the Zoom platform on 09/21-26/10/2020.
The Krakow UNESCO City of Literature Residency Program
04.09.2020
At the beginning of September, we welcomed at Villa Decius two scholarship holders of the Krakow UNESCO City of Literature Residency Program.
In the memory of the victims of the Great Famine in Ukraine (1932-1933)
Multicultural Festival - New Cracovians
12.11.2020
Multicultural Festival - New Cracovians will take place from November 26 to December 3, 2020.
Round Table ADDRESSING POLAND'S 'LUCKY JEW' PHENOMENON
06.11.2020
In November 9, 2020 will take place the Round Table online meeting ADDRESSING POLAND'S 'LUCKY JEW' PHENOMENON.
UNESCO residents write about Krakow and Villa Decius
02.11.2020
Two writers who have been living in the Villa Decius for the last two months within the Krakow UNESCO City of Literatury Residency Program, Ana Isabel Llurba Ferreira from Bercelona and Brynja Hjálmsdóttir from Reykjavík, have left Poland by the end of October. Their impression of Krakow and the Villa, as well as their thoughts on living in Poland can be found at our website, along with the short biographical notes on the writers.Ana Isabel Llubra Ferreira, "City and its ghosts"
Brynja Hjálmsdóttir, "The Krakow testament" Jubilee concert at Villa Decius 27.10.2020
The third and the last one in that year jubilee concert at Villa Decius took place on October 25, 2020.
Jubilee concerts without the participation of the public.
22.10.2020
The concert on October 25, 2020 will be held without the participation of the public.
The European Heritage Alliance Manifesto
19.10.2020
Europa Nostra against the pandemic
EXHIBITION "POLISH AMERICANS/ AMERICAN POLES"
25.09.2020
The U.S. Consulate General in Krakow and the Villa Decius Institute for Culture invite you to the exhibition "Polish Americans/American Poles".
Villa Decius Visegrad Heritage Lab
21.09.2020
The Villa Decius Visegrad Heritage Lab is a long-term discussion on the operation and cooperation in a reality full of limitations and the need to adapt educational and cultural activities, organized via the Zoom platform on 09/21-26/10/2020.
The Krakow UNESCO City of Literature Residency Program
04.09.2020
At the beginning of September, we welcomed at Villa Decius two scholarship holders of the Krakow UNESCO City of Literature Residency Program.