Bialystok
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They want to create a regional airport in Bialystok
Podlaskie voivodeship remains a “white spot” in Poland, without having its own airport.
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The students in Bialystok discussed the war in Ukraine and its consequences
A discussion meeting dedicated to the third anniversary of the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine was held at the University of Bialystok.
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Belarusian ethnophilology course is opened at the Bialystok University
The Faculty of Philology of the University of Bialystok opens a new direction in full-time education of the first stage: Belarusian ethnophilology.
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Polish pop music star with Belarusian roots PAN SAVYAN performed in Bialystok
The first concert of a Belarusian who conquered the Polish pop scene, PAN SAVYAN, took place in the Szescian club in Bialystok to a full house.
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An action dedicated to the third anniversary of the outbreak of war in Ukraine in Bialystok
An action was held at the Kosciuszko Square in Bialystok to mark the third anniversary of the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, which the Belarusian diaspora organized together with the voivodeship and city authorities.
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An action of solidarity with Ukraine is being organized in Bialystok
An action of solidarity with Ukraine on the occasion of the third anniversary of the outbreak of war will be held in Bialystok on February 24 at 18:00 on Kosciuszko Square near the Pilsudski monument.
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The new publications about fine art in Bialystok
Bialystok Art Gallery “Marchand” has pleased art lovers with new editions.
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Bialystok commemorates victims of the first mass deportation to Siberia
85 years ago, on the night of February 9-10, 1940, the first mass deportation of Poles to Siberia and Kazakhstan began.
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Bialystok commemorates the victims of the Holocaust
Events dedicated to the 82nd anniversary of the February action in the Bialystok ghetto were held in the city.
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Memoirs of the poetess are being republished in Bialystok on the 115th anniversary of Larysa Hienijus
The Kamunikat Foundation and the Center for Belarusian Culture in Bialystok are republishing the memoirs of poetess Larysa Hienijus, which were previously published under the title “Confession.”
