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WIN A HOME IN THE COUNTRYSIDE |
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 Channel 4 is looking to diversify participants of its new programme, so they contacted Polish Culture to make an appeal to Polish community in the UK!
Want to escape the city and start a new mortgage-free life?
An exciting new Channel 4 series is offering YOU a life changing opportunity to win a home in an idyllic village and start a new life in the country.
For more information and to find out how to apply please contact us now at:
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Or call on: 0207 534 2029 or Text: 07921 609687
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Polish films @ The Sci-Fi London Festival |
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 The Sci-Fi London Film Festival starts today, 28 April 2010 and runs until 3rd May. This year there is a special ‘Focus on Poland’ strand. The stellar line-up includes over 40 features, 25 shorts and standout special events, live panel discussions and workshops. Under the banner of ‘Life in 2050’ SCI-FI-LONDON will take place at the Apollo Cinema Piccadilly Circus with satellite events taking place at the Curzon Soho, The Royal College of Surgeons, BFI Southbank and Proud Central Gallery.
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In England our perpetual obsession with the weather had recently reached epic proportions. December had brought some unexpectedly sharp frosts and downfalls of snow, even in the perenially mild south-west, and this was merely a precursor of the cataclysm to come. After a pleasantly mild few days around Christmas, we were suddenly assaulted by the full fury of a winter such as we had not witnessed since 1963. On the first day of heavy snowfall I was only able to get home from work thanks to the assistance of a colleague with a four-wheel drive, and this was to herald a month of battles against the fierce conditions. |
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Polish President died in aircrash in Smolensk |
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On Saturday, 10 April 2010 Polish President, his wife and all passangers, who were on board. They were on their way to Katyn, to pay respect to Polish officers murdered by Sowiets and buried in Katyn's forest. Poland lost not only President, but also many of the elite: politicians, generals, Katyn Families' members.
In Poland and abroad people pay respect to those who died in this terrible accident. No decision yet about where the President and First Lady are going to be buried.
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Free Leszek Mozdzer "Impressions on Chopin" CDs |
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Polish Culture and Albion Media would like to give away 2 free promotional CDs of great Polish pianist Leszek Mozdzer. The CD, "Impressions on Chopin" was re-issued to celebrate the bicentennial of Fryderyk Chopin's birth.
It's a a fascinating, charming and refreshing release that sees the internationally acclaimed jazz pianist Leszek Możdżer perform his own arrangements of well known works by Chopin.
The question for all those, who would like to win the CD is: What year did Chopin die? Please, e-mail your answers with postal address and phone number to
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 Ani Mru Mru in Bristol on 30 April 2010
at 8pm
St. Georges Bristol
Great George Street, Off Park Street
Bristol
BS1 5RR
www.ticketweb.co.uk
18 GBP presale
20GBP on the day
Door will be open 40 min before the show |
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Impressions on Chopin, Leszek Mo|zdzer |
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"I consider [Leszek Możdżer] to be the greatest talent among Polish jazz pianists of recent years"
Zbigniew Preisner To celebrate the bicentennial of Fryderyk Chopin's birth, Naïve are proud to re-issue, Impressions on Chopin - a fascinating, charming and refreshing release that sees the internationally acclaimed jazz pianist Leszek Możdżer perform his own arrangements of well known works by Chopin.
An outstanding pianist, composer and producer, multi-award winning Leszek Możdżer is one of Poland’s best-loved and most successful Jazz pianists. |
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 An exhibition of photographs and words telling of the destruction of Poland by Soviet Russia, together with Britain’s role in its demise.
The Two Stories exhibition has been designed by Devon photographer and writer Susan Young who uses photographic art to describe events that are little known in Britain. Her aim is to explore the lost history linking Poland and Britain and correct misconceptions held here about Poland and its past.
The images are some of the last photographs to be taken at Ilford Park, Newton Abbot, before its demolition. Stover camp, as it was originally known, was the last Polish resettlement camp remaining in the UK. The photographs of the derelict camp are chosen to illustrate, in a symbolic fashion, the tragic story of Poland.
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