Stories from Krakow · Poland

The European Gymnastics League and the Adam Jaroszewski and Janina Chorska Grand Prix took place at the Academy of Physical Culture in Krakow. Representatives from Czechia, France, Germany, and Romania attended the events.

The National Old Theatre is inviting audiences to a double premiere of audio plays based on Nobel laureate prose. The plays are described as having a tone full of aggression and disrespect for the Constitution.

A new database has been created for Poland's amphibians, including newts and frogs. Anyone interested in these animals can easily report their observations using an online form.

Two bridges have been damaged due to rising water levels. The extent of the damage is still being assessed. This event follows recent reports of rising water levels in the affected region. This event is part of ongoing developments related to water levels.

RMF FM is promoting a sale at Agata furniture stores, offering up to 30% off with payment after vacation or 100 zlotys for future purchases for every 1000 zlotys spent. Customers can earn up to 2000 zlotys, with the promotion valid until May 16.

All victims during the attack were citizens. All individuals harmed during a recent attack were citizens of the country.

The weather in Krakow and the entire Lesser Poland region is forecast to be sunny and warm. Temperatures are expected to reach between 20 and 22 degrees Celsius. Despite it being May, there is snow in the mountains near Krakow, allowing for skiing.

President Karol Nawrocki intends to call for a meeting of the Council on May 3rd, Constitution Day. The report from Radio Wroclaw mentioned an abnormal election campaign in the southern part of the country. The specific purpose or agenda of this meeting was not detailed.

Krakow is hosting a 'Japanese Children's Day' event tomorrow, featuring manga and anime motifs. The Museum of Art and Technology of Japan in Krakow will showcase Koi fish, a symbol of children, and the Chinese zodiac sign for horses.

The Festival of Four Traditions will take place from April 30 to May 10 at the Krakow Philharmonic. The festival will feature a fusion of musical worlds, sounds, and spaces, presenting music from the Middle East, Poland, the Balkans, and Jewish traditions.