Concert: Ornery Broad
Mid-September is a great time for all blues lovers in Poland. On September 16th falls the birthday of the King of Blues, B.B. King. This is an occasion to celebrate Polish Blues Day.
This year, at the Galicia Jewish Museum, we are celebrating this day with a unique trio. Ornery Broad (Kwiatkowska / Sicińska / Wolski) is a combination of female energy, singing, and strong friendship. The musicians come from diverse regions and musical backgrounds, but all share a passion for Americana. This is what you can expect at their concerts. The rest is a complete surprise.
The band:
Natalia Kwiatkowska – one of the best blues vocalists in Poland, multiple award winner, vocalist of the band Cheap Tobacco.
Eliza Sicińska – vocalist, singer/songwriter who is especially known for her performances of blues and American folk. She is a multiple award winner and a vocalist of the band Hot Tamales.
Paula Wolski – a Finnish singer who has been living in Poland for over a decade. She plays ukulele and violin and sings folk, country, bluegrass, and songs inspired by Finnish folk music. Apart from popular music, she performs the Finnish epic “Kalevala”.
Tickets: 60 PLN (presale), 70 PLN (on the day of the concert)
Tickets available at the Galicia Jewish Museum reception desk and online: https://tickets-online.galiciajewishmuseum.org/event/ornery-broad
Podobne aktualności
“Henryk Reiss Must Cease to Exist” – A Family-Curatorial Guided Tour. Led by: Miriam Levy, Tomasz Strug
The exhibition “Henryk Reiss Must Cease to Exist” presents the dramatic story of the Reiss family— Henryk, his wife Łucja, and their daughter Elżunia— who hid their Jewish identity during the Second World War and the Holocaust. The exhibition is based on Henryk Reiss’s postwar memoirs and the family’s collection of priceless documents. Nearly 50 […]
“Chciałabym opowiedzieć, jak zginęło miasto…” (“I Would Like to Tell You, How a City Perished…”). Meeting with Karolina Panz, author of the book
Led by: Marta Duch-Dyngosz The book is the result of years of research, based on thousands of documents, photographs, letters, and archival records. From scattered traces, the author recreates the life and destruction of the Jewish community of Nowy Targ – a world that ceased to exist but left behind numerous traces. From patiently collected […]
Helena and Maria. A Story on “Aryan Papers”, Friendship, and Memory. Meeting with Krystyna Nowak
Led by: Dr. Katarzyna Suszkiewicz In 1995, Maria Nowak (1920-2020), a pharmacist from Kraków, was awarded the Righteous Among the Nations medal for saving the life of her school friend, Helena Goldstein (1920-1986). We would like to invite you to a meeting with Krystyna Nowak, Maria’s daughter, who will tell us more about the tragic […]
Curatorial tour of the exhibition “Unimaginable. The Void After the Great Synagogues”
Led by: Jakub Wydrzyński The exhibition “Unimaginable. The Void After the Great Synagogues” draws attention to the scale of destruction of pre-war monuments of sacred architecture. The reasons for the annihilation of these remarkable buildings were hatred and violence — hatred toward everything Jewish, and violence against people and their material culture. Destroyed and — […]
A holiday season concert by the band Korali – Ukrainian and Polish holiday songs
The band “Korali” is a group of women who have been living in Poland for a long time, who were connected by the love of Ukrainian folk music, and who have always shared a common desire for the world to find out more about Ukrainian culture. The members of the band have known Ukrainian songs […]
Holiday Candle-Making Workshop
Creating candles together in a warm, cosy atmosphere will help set the holiday mood. Each participant will make their own unique candle using a special mould. We use only natural ingredients: soy wax, a cotton wick, and a fragrance that each person can choose according to their preference. The workshop will be led by Lilia […]
Light & Love – workshops on creating handmade winter and holiday cards
We will begin with a presentation about Ukrainian women artists in Krakow and the “Ukrainian women” project. The workshops will be led by artists from Kyiv, members of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine: • Iryna Kot – graduate of the Kyiv National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture. She actively participates in exhibitions […]
Official launch: “MAPA. Contemporary Jewish Places and Stories”. Project presentation and a themed guided tour
Led by: Olga Adamowska, Anna Wencel, Katarzyna Suszkiewicz, Bartosz Wencel, Alicja Abramowicz We would like to invite you to a presentation of a guide through Krakow and Warsaw: “MAPA. Contemporary Jewish Places and Stories” and to a guided tour through Krakow, based on this unique publication. There are many maps and guides depicting the historic […]
