Ursula Phillips receives Found in Translation Award in London

This year's Found in Translation Award was given to Ursula Phillips with an awards ceremony taking place at the Polish Embassy in London.
19 05.2026 Literature, News

Polish Codebreaking Festival Bletchley Park 25th & 26th July

Rediscover a British-Polish WWII story at Bletchley Park. Listen to talks with historians, take part in interactive workshops and demonstrations as well as enjoying a festival atmosphere for all the family. Open to all, all events in English.
25 07.2026 26 07.2026 Events, History, Music, News

Online Open Day (in English) – Academy of Music Poznan

Find out more about studying at the Academy of Music in Poznan: the degree programmes on offer as well as talking to the Vice-Rectors and university representatives in a dedicated chat room.
11 05.2026 Music, News

New Nottingham public art sculpture of Maid Marian by Alicja Biala

Renowned artist Alicja Biala will create a new public artwork along with the local community of Nottingham to be unveiled in summer 2026.
22 04.2026 17 07.2026 Events, News, Visual arts

History’s Greatest Cities Podcast – Episode on Krakow

Travel writer and history buff Paul Bloomfield and Oxford historian Professor Natalia Nowakowska guide us through the streets, squares and stories of the ancient city of Kraków in this podcast from History Extra, Britain’s bestselling history magazine and award-winning podcast.
26 03.2026 Events, History, News

New book notice: ‘Hexes of the Deadwood Forest’ by Agnieszka Szpila, translated by Scotia Gilroy

Bold and entirely unexpected, Hexes of the Deadwood Forest is a collective rebellion, the death knell to the elevation of the erect. Take hold of your seat; patriarchy is coming to an end.
10 04.2026 Books, Literature, News, Resources

New book notice: ‘Psalm to Saint Sabina’ by Radosław Wiśniewski

Translated and published by our Head of Literature, Anna Błasiak
10 04.2026 Books, Literature, News, Resources

New book notice: ‘Songs at Half Past Three and Other Poems’ by Wojciech Bonowicz, translated by Elżbieta Wójcik-Leese

'Bonowicz has a knack for pointing out the beauty of the world, for slowing down and suddenly spotting a glimpse of something bigger, brighter against a rougher, more textured backdrop.' - Anna Błasiak
10 04.2026 Books, Literature, News, Resources