It's no secret: the people working as part of the team for the Brussels Film Festival are the biggest fans of European films. So the fact that they are so interested in Polish films shouldn't come as a surprise. This year, once again, the festival organisers will devote an evening to Poland. This POLISH EVENING will take place on Thursday 19 April at White Cinema at Docks Bruxsel. The film, Tower. A bright day (Wieża. Jasny Dzień) by Jagoda SZELC, the first promising film from a young

The National Agency for Academic Exchanges (Narodowa Agencja Wymiany Akademickiej, NAWA) put out a call for applications for the programme Letnie kursy języka i kultury polskiej 2018 (summer courses in Polish language and culture in 2018) in March 2018. The programme allows foreign students to participate in free courses lasting 3 or 4 weeks and which take place in Poland during the school holidays. Applications may be sent until 15 April. The programme Letnie kursy języka i kultury

Throughout the years, the Polish Institute in Brussels has come a long way, met all kinds of people, organised a host of cultural events and, most of all, put Polish culture front and centre in Belgium, We have already achieved a great deal, and we hope to do a lot more.Given that 2018 marks exactly 100 years since Poland regained its independence, and the fact that we would like to have an overview of what role Polish culture (in the broadest sense) plays in contemporary Belgian society, we

2018 marks the the centenary of the state of Poland regaining its independence. Following the First World War and after spending 123 years divided amongst the three neighbouring powers, Poland regained its sovereignty on 11 november 1918. The Polish Institute in Brussels and its partners are getting involved in this celebration, with a programme of events stretching right through the year to mark this one hundredth birthday. Useful links Official sites of the celebrations to mark the