February was marked by the main birthday celebrations, but the city is not slowing down and it is time to present another set of birthday celebrations in March. First, there will be sporting excitement with a basketball match between the Polish and Latvian national teams. Next, a play about Gdynia at the Municipal Theatre and another performance of the musical about Majka, who rides the trolleybus (‘trajtek’) with Kajtek. There is also plenty of culture at the Gdynia City Museum, where photography, graphic art and painting exhibitions await. A lot is also happening in our academic centres, as a series of lectures is about to begin. The first one is to be held at WSAiB and will be devoted to traces of Scandinavia in Gdynia.
Below is the schedule for March:
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1 March, 8:30 p.m., Polsat Plus Arena Gdynia – Polish national men's basketball team match: Poland vs. Latvia
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7 March, 7:00 p.m., Municipal Theatre – premiere of a play about Gdynia: ‘Gdynia. Fordewind’
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17-18 March, Consulate of Culture - musical tale for the 100th anniversary of Gdynia ‘Gdynia. Majka and Kajtek are travelling by “trajtek”’
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March, Gdynia City Museum - a journey through post-war Gdynia ‘The Light of Gdynia‘ - an exhibition of photographs by Bolesława and Edmund Zdanowski 1945-1970’
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March, Gdynia City Museum - Janusz Osicki - exhibition of graphics, sketches and large-format paintings
LECTURES ON THE CENTENARY OF GDYNIA: Thursdays, 6 p.m., free admission
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5 March, WSAiB, Dr Maciej Zborowski: Secrets of Scandinavia in Gdynia, or Swedish, Norwegian and Danish traces in our city.
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12 March, WSB Merito University in Gdynia, Dr Anna Mikosik-Roczyńska: How to become a centenarian (not only in Gdynia...), or is it possible to cheat time?
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19 March, WSB Merito University in Gdynia, Prof. Mariusz Lipowski: Sport for health or health for sport? A psychological perspective.
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26 March, AMW (Naval Academy), Prof. Paweł Kępka, Naval Academy Prof. Martyna Bartkowska: Gdynia safe for 100 years: the evolution of civil protection and civil defence in the port city of the future.