Poland hosts cultural exhibitions celebrating regional heritage and landscape parks

Several cultural exhibitions are currently highlighting Polish heritage and nature. In Sicienko, the Palace hosted the opening of Arkadiusz Krzemiński’s drawing exhibition, ‘Spoza konturu’. Part of the ‘Ad perpetuam rei memoriam’ series, the works document vanishing historical architecture, including old farms, windmills, mills, and narrow-gauge railway structures from the Sicienko region and surrounding villages.

In Tuchola, a photography exhibition is being held at the Tuchola Cultural Center to commemorate the 50th anniversary of landscape parks in Poland (1976–2026). Organized by the Landscape Parks Agreement of Poland in collaboration with local environmental departments, the display celebrates the natural, cultural, and historical values of the country's protected landscapes. The exhibition is scheduled to run until October 30, 2026, as part of national Landscape Day celebrations.