2019 Events in Krakow

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February 1st, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor JoAnn Falletta plus Poland’s cellist Marcin Zdunik play Aaron Copland’s El Salon Mexico, Mieczyslaw Weinberg’s cello concerto in C minor op. 52, and Alexander von Zemlinsky’s Die Seejungfrau fantasia in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm.
Poland’s altos Lukasz Dulewicz and Helena Poczykowska, bass Przemyslaw Balka, harpsichordist Marcin Swiatkiewicz, cellist Konrad Gorka, and Germany’s lutenist Andreas Arend perform Benedetto Marcello’s Cassandra cantata followed by sopranos Aldona Bartnik, Katarzyna Guran, Magdalena Lukawska, and Joanna Stawarska, alto Dorota Dwojak-Tlalka, violist Aneta Dumanowska, cellist Konrad Gorka, and percussionist Tomasz Sobaniec performing David Lang’s just (after song of songs) in Cricoteka muzeum, 2 Nadwislanska street, at 7 pm.
Krakow Opera Company produces Johann Strauss’s “The Bat” operetta in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 6:30 pm (admission 120 PLN)
February 2nd, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor JoAnn Falletta plus Poland’s cellist Marcin Zdunik play Aaron Copland’s El Salon Mexico, Mieczyslaw Weinberg’s cello concerto in C minor op. 52, and Alexander von Zemlinsky’s Die Seejungfrau fantasia in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
Poland’s tenor Karol Kozlowski as Hyppolite, Slovenia’s soprano Nika Gorie as Aricie, Austria’s mezzo-soprano Michaela Selinger as Phedre, Poland’s sopranos Sylwia Olszynska as Diane and Joanna Radziszewska as Oenone, bass-baritone Jerzy Butryn as Theseus, tenor Aleksander Kunach as Tisiphone/Mercure, baritone Lukasz Klimczak as Pluto, and Piotr Kwinta as Neptune plus Barokowa Orkiestra Festiwalowa Krakow orchestra and Chor Capelli Cracoviensis choir perform Jean-Philippe Rameau’s HYPPOLYTE ET ARICIE opera in the ICE Krakow Congress Center, 17 Konopnickiej street and Monte Casino street, at 7 pm.
HANS ZIMMER TRIBUTE SHOW features Poland’s Polska Orkiestra Radiowa orchestra, Chor Akademicki Politechniki Warszawskiej choir, Chor Akademicki Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego choir, and soprano Anna Lasota performing cinematic scores by Hans Zimmer in Tauron Arena Krakow at 7 Lema street at 7:30 pm (admission 199 PLN).
Krakow Opera Company produces Johann Strauss’s “The Bat” operetta in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 6:30 pm (admission 120 PLN).
February 3rd, Sunday: Poland’s tenor Karol Kozlowski as Hyppolite, Slovenia’s soprano Nika Gorie as Aricie, Austria’s mezzo-soprano Michaela Selinger as Phedre, Poland’s sopranos Sylwia Olszynska as Diane and Joanna Radziszewska as Oenone, bass-baritone Jerzy Butryn as Theseus, tenor Aleksander Kunach as Tisiphone/Mercure, baritone Lukasz Klimczak as Pluto, and Piotr Kwinta as Neptune plus Barokowa Orkiestra Festiwalowa Krakow orchestra and Chor Capelli Cracoviensis choir perform Jean-Philippe Rameau’s HYPPOLYTE ET ARICIE opera in the ICE Krakow Congress Center, 17 Konopnickiej street and Monte Casino street, at 3 pm.
Krakow Opera Company produces Johann Strauss’s “The Bat” operetta in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 6:30 pm (admission 120 PLN).
Poland’s altos Lukasz Dulewicz and Helena Poczykowska, bass Przemyslaw Balka, harpsichordist Marcin Swiatkiewicz, cellist Konrad Gorka, and Germany’s lutenist Andreas Arend perform Benedetto Marcello’s Cassandra cantata followed by sopranos Aldona Bartnik, Katarzyna Guran, Magdalena Lukawska, and Joanna Stawarska, alto Dorota Dwojak-Tlalka, violist Aneta Dumanowska, cellist Konrad Gorka, and percussionist Tomasz Sobaniec performing David Lang’s just (after song of songs) in Cricoteka muzeum, 2 Nadwislanska street, at 7 pm.
February 4th, Monday: Poland’s altos Lukasz Dulewicz and Helena Poczykowska, bass Przemyslaw Balka, harpsichordist Marcin Swiatkiewicz, cellist Konrad Gorka, and Germany’s lutenist Andreas Arend perform Benedetto Marcello’s Cassandra cantata followed by sopranos Aldona Bartnik, Katarzyna Guran, Magdalena Lukawska, and Joanna Stawarska, alto Dorota Dwojak-Tlalka, violist Aneta Dumanowska, cellist Konrad Gorka, and percussionist Tomasz Sobaniec performing David Lang’s just (after song of songs) in Cricoteka muzeum, 2 Nadwislanska street, at 7 pm.
February 5th, Tuesday: Poland’s altos Lukasz Dulewicz and Helena Poczykowska, bass Przemyslaw Balka, harpsichordist Marcin Swiatkiewicz, cellist Konrad Gorka, and Germany’s lutenist Andreas Arend perform Benedetto Marcello’s Cassandra cantata followed by sopranos Aldona Bartnik, Katarzyna Guran, Magdalena Lukawska, and Joanna Stawarska, alto Dorota Dwojak-Tlalka, violist Aneta Dumanowska, cellist Konrad Gorka, and percussionist Tomasz Sobaniec performing David Lang’s just (after song of songs) in Cricoteka muzeum, 2 Nadwislanska street, at 7 pm.
February 6th, Wednesday: Poland’s violinist Radoslaw Pujanek, violist Aneta Dumanowska, soprano Antonina Ruda, alto Justyna Olow, tenor Krzysztof Mrozinski, and basses Michal Dembinski and Marek Opaska render Philip Glass’s A Madrigal Opera in the Franciscan monastery’s Aula bl. Jakuba hall, 4 Franciszkanska street, at 8 pm.
February 7th, Thursday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra plays Johann Strauss the Son’s The Bat overture op. 362, Emperor Waltz op. 437, Thunder and Lightening polka, Tales from the Vienna Woods waltz op. 325, Perpetuum mobile polka op. 257, and The Gypsy Baron overture op. 417, Edward Strauss’s Carmen-Quadrille op. 134, Josef Strauss’s Feuerfest Polka op. 269 and Music of the Spheres Waltz op. 235, Johann and Josef Strauss’s Pizzicato polka, and Johann Strauss the Father’s Radetzky March op. 228 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 30 PLN).
Sopranos Katarzyna Oles-Blacha / Ana Maria Labin as Fiordiligi, mezzo-sopranos Natalia Kawalek / Monika Korybalska-Kozarek as Dorabella, tenors Przemyslaw Borys / Piotr Szewczyk as Ferrando, baritone Sebastian Szumski as Guglielmo, soprano Marzena Lubaszka as Despina, and bass Jacek Ozimkowski as Don Alfonso plus Krakowski Chor Mieszczanski choir and Capella Cracoviensis orchestra render Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Cosi fan tutte opera in Teatr Laznia Nowa playhouse, 25 os. Szkolne, at 5 pm
February 8th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra plays Johann Strauss the Son’s The Bat overture op. 362, Emperor Waltz op. 437, Thunder and Lightening polka, Tales from the Vienna Woods waltz op. 325, Perpetuum mobile polka op. 257, and The Gypsy Baron overture op. 417, Edward Strauss’s Carmen-Quadrille op. 134, Josef Strauss’s Feuerfest Polka op. 269 and Music of the Spheres Waltz op. 235, Johann and Josef Strauss’s Pizzicato polka, and Johann Strauss the Father’s Radetzky March op. 228 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 30 PLN).
Krakow Opera Company produces Rossini’s “Il turco in Italia” (premiere) in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 6:30 pm (admission 120 PLN).
Poland’s violinist Radoslaw Pujanek, violist Aneta Dumanowska, soprano Antonina Ruda, alto Justyna Olow, tenor Krzysztof Mrozinski, and basses Michal Dembinski and Marek Opaska render Philip Glass’s A Madrigal Opera in the Franciscan monastery’s Aula bl. Jakuba hall, 4 Franciszkanska street, at 8 pm.
February 9th, Saturday: Soprano Katarzyna Oles-Blacha / Ana Maria Labin as Fiordiligi, mezzo-sopranos Natalia Kawalek / Monika Korybalska-Kozarek as Dorabella, tenors Przemyslaw Borys / Piotr Szewczyk as Ferrando, baritone Sebastian Szumski as Guglielmo, soprano Marzena Lubaszka as Despina, and bass Jacek Ozimkowski as Don Alfonso plus Krakowski Chor Mieszczanski choir and Capella Cracoviensis orchestra render Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Cosi fan tutte opera in Teatr Laznia Nowa playhouse, 25 os. Szkolne, at 11 am.
February 10th, Sunday: Soprano Katarzyna Oles-Blacha / Ana Maria Labin as Fiordiligi, mezzo-sopranos Natalia Kawalek / Monika Korybalska-Kozarek as Dorabella, tenors Przemyslaw Borys / Piotr Szewczyk as Ferrando, baritone Sebastian Szumski as Guglielmo, soprano Marzena Lubaszka as Despina, and bass Jacek Ozimkowski as Don Alfonso plus Krakowski Chor Mieszczanski choir and Capella Cracoviensis orchestra render Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Cosi fan tutte opera in Teatr Laznia Nowa playhouse, 25 os. Szkolne, at 3 pm.
Krakow Opera Company produces Rossini’s “Il turco in Italia” (premiere) in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 6:30 pm (admission 120 PLN).
Poland’s violinist Radoslaw Pujanek, violist Aneta Dumanowska, soprano Antonina Ruda, alto Justyna Olow, tenor Krzysztof Mrozinski, and basses Michal Dembinski and Marek Opaska render Philip Glass’s A Madrigal Opera in the Franciscan monastery’s Aula bl. Jakuba hall, 4 Franciszkanska street, at 8 pm.
February 11th, Monday: Soprano Katarzyna Oles-Blacha / Ana Maria Labin as Fiordiligi, mezzo-sopranos Natalia Kawalek / Monika Korybalska-Kozarek as Dorabella, tenors Przemyslaw Borys / Piotr Szewczyk as Ferrando, baritone Sebastian Szumski as Guglielmo, soprano Marzena Lubaszka as Despina, and bass Jacek Ozimkowski as Don Alfonso plus Krakowski Chor Mieszczanski choir and Capella Cracoviensis orchestra render Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Cosi fan tutte opera in Teatr Laznia Nowa playhouse, 25 os. Szkolne, at 5 pm.
February 12th, Tuesday: The USA’s soprano Danielle de Niese gives a recital in Teatr Slowackiego playhouse, 1 Plac Sw. Ducha square and Szpitalna street, at 7 pm.
February 13th, Wednesday: Poland’s countertenor Jozef Jakub Orlinski gives a recital in the Jagiellonian University's Collegium Novum, 24 Golebia street at Planty gardens, at 7 pm.
February 14th, Thursday: Germany’s soprano Evelina Dobraceva gives a recital in the Jagiellonian University's Collegium Novum, 24 Golebia street at Planty gardens, at 7 pm.
February 15th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Jerzy Maksymiuk plus Poland’s pianist Karol Radziwonowicz and Germany’s tubist Constantin Hartwig play Ralph Vaughan Williams’s tuba concerto, Georg Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue for piano and orchestra, and Leonard Bernstein’s symphony no. 2 The Age of Anxiety in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm.
Krakow Opera Company produces W.A. Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" comic opera in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 6:30 pm (admission 120 PLN).
Belgium’s soprano Sophie Kartauser gives a recital in the Jagiellonian University's Collegium Novum, 24 Golebia street at Planty gardens, at 7 pm.
February 16th, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Jerzy Maksymiuk plus Poland’s pianist Karol Radziwonowicz and Germany’s tubist Constantin Hartwig play Ralph Vaughan Williams’s tuba concerto, Georg Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue for piano and orchestra, and Leonard Bernstein’s symphony no. 2 The Age of Anxiety in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
Slovakia’s soprano Adriana Kucerova gives a recital in the Jagiellonian University's Collegium Novum, 24 Golebia street at Planty gardens, at 7 pm.
February 17th, Sunday: Concert of classical music features France’s soprano Patricia Petibon and La Cetra Barockorchester Basel orchestra in the Krakow National Museum’s Galeria Sztuki Polskiej XIX Wieku gallery in the Cloth Hall, 1-3 Rynek Glowny central square, at 7 pm.
Krakow Opera Company produces W.A. Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" comic opera in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 6:30 pm (admission 120 PLN).
February 22nd, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir render Boris Lyatoshinsky’s Romeo and Juliet op. 56, Ignacy Feliks Dobrzynski’s symphony no. 1 op. 11, and Luigi Cherubini’s Requiem in D minor in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm.
Krakow Opera Company produces Tchaikovsky's 'The Nutcracker' ballet in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 11 am (admission 40 PLN).
February 23rd, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir render Boris Lyatoshinsky’s Romeo and Juliet op. 56, Ignacy Feliks Dobrzynski’s symphony no. 1 op. 11, and Luigi Cherubini’s Requiem in D minor in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
France’s singer-songwriter ZAZ aka Isabelle Geffroy performs in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 7 pm.
Krakow Opera Company produces Tchaikovsky's 'The Nutcracker' ballet in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 5:30 pm (admission 120 PLN).
February 24th, Sunday: Poland’s organist Filip Presseisen and lutenist Jerzy Zak perform chamber music in the Kosciol sw. Marcina church, 58 Grodzka street, at 6 pm (free admission).
UK’s rock band Dire Straits EXPERIENCE performs in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 8 pm.
Krakow Opera Company produces Tchaikovsky's 'The Nutcracker' ballet in Opera House, 48 Lubicz street, at 5:30 pm (admission 120 PLN).

Entertainment events in Krakow planned for March 2019.

March 1st, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir plus soprano Aleksandra Zamojska, alto Malgorzata Panko, tenor James Oxley, and bass Sebastian Szumski perform Georg Friedrich Handel’s Messiah oratorio HWV 56 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm.
March 2nd, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir plus soprano Aleksandra Zamojska, alto Malgorzata Panko, tenor James Oxley, and bass Sebastian Szumski perform Georg Friedrich Handel’s Messiah oratorio HWV 56 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
March 6th, Wednesday: Canada’s Cirque du Soleil performs its show TORUK: The First Flight in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 7 pm (tickets from 120 PLN).
March 7th, Thursday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra plays Antonin Dvorak’s Carnival Overture op. 92, Song to the Moon, Slavonic Dances op. 46 no. 1, 2, 7, and 8, Legends op. 59 no. 1, 3, 6, 8, and 9, and Finale from symphony no. 9 From the New World in E minor op. 95 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 30 PLN).
Canada’s Cirque du Soleil performs its show TORUK: The First Flight in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 7 pm (tickets from 120 PLN).
March 8th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra plays Antonin Dvorak’s Carnival Overture op. 92, Song to the Moon, Slavonic Dances op. 46 no. 1, 2, 7, and 8, Legends op. 59 no. 1, 3, 6, 8, and 9, and Finale from symphony no. 9 From the New World in E minor op. 95 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 30 PLN).
Canada’s Cirque du Soleil performs its show TORUK: The First Flight in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 7 pm (tickets from 120 PLN).
March 9th, Saturday: Poland’s Opera Slaska company produces Stanislaw Moniuszko’s Halka in the ICE Krakow Congress Center, 17 Konopnickiej street and Monte Casino street, at 8 pm.
Canada’s Cirque du Soleil performs its show TORUK: The First Flight in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 7 pm (tickets from 120 PLN).
March 10th, Sunday: Canada’s Cirque du Soleil performs its show TORUK: The First Flight in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 7 pm (tickets from 120 PLN).
March 13th, Wednesday: Poland’s clarinetist Jakub Kosciuszko and guitarist Jan Jakub Bokun play Maurice Ravel’s Piece en forme de habanera and Pavane for a Dead Princess, Bela Kovacs’s Hommage a Manuel de Falla and Hommage a Zoltan Kodaly for solo clarinet, Johann Sebastian Bachąs Prelude BWV 997 for solo guitar, Richard Galliano’s French Touch and Fou rire, Yom’s La traverse, and Jaime Zenamon’s Luz y sombra in the Jagiellonian University's Collegium Novum, 24 Golebia street at Planty gardens, at 7 pm (admission 30 PLN).
March 15th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir with conductor Antoni Wit plus soprano Anna Wierzbicka, alto Anna Lubanska, and tenor Aleksander Kunach perform Carl Maria von Weber’s Peter Schmoll overture, Johannes Brahms’s Nanie op. 82, and Felix Mendelssohn’s symphony no. 2 op. 52 Lobgesang in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm.
March 16th, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir with conductor Antoni Wit plus soprano Anna Wierzbicka, alto Anna Lubanska, and tenor Aleksander Kunach perform Carl Maria von Weber’s Peter Schmoll overture, Johannes Brahms’s Nanie op. 82, and Felix Mendelssohn’s symphony no. 2 op. 52 Lobgesang in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
March 22nd, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus Canada’s pianist Charles Richard-Hamelin render Zygmunt Noskowski’s The Steppe symphonic poem op. 66, Maurice Ravel’s piano concerto in G major, and Albert Roussel’s symphony no. 3 in G minor op. 42 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 1.30 pm.
March 23rd, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus Canada’s pianist Charles Richard-Hamelin render Zygmunt Noskowski’s The Steppe symphonic poem op. 66, Maurice Ravel’s piano concerto in G major, and Albert Roussel’s symphony no. 3 in G minor op. 42 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
March 26th, Tuesday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus pianist Jan Krzysztof Broja play Karol Szymanowski’s symphony no. 4 Concertante op. 60 and Antonin Dvorak’s symphony no. 9 From the New World in E minor op. 95 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7:30 pm.
March 27th, Wednesday: Poland’s pianists Joanna Domanska and Magdalena Lisak play Karol Szymanowski’s Variations on a Polish Folk Theme in B minor op. 10, Fantasy  in C major op. 14, and Harnasie op. 55 transcription for two pianos in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7:30 pm.
Canada’s singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Loreena McKennitt performs, Lost Souls Tour, in the ICE Krakow Congress Center, 17 Konopnickiej street and Monte Casino street, at 7 pm.
March 28th, Thursday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir render Josef Suk’s serenade for strings in E flat major op. 6 and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s symphony no. 38 in D major KV 504 Prague plus Karol Szymanowski’s music in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7:30 pm.
March 29th, Friday: Poland’s soprano Olga Pasiecznik and singer Adam Strug plus Harmonium Duo perform Karol Szymanowski’s Songs from Kurpie in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7:30 pm.
March 30th, Saturday: Czech Republic’s Prague National Theatre Orchestra plays Karol Szymanowski’s music in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
March 31st, Sunday: Poland’s organist Waclaw Golonka and Wawel Cathedral Mixed Choir perform in the Kosciol sw. Marcina church, 58 Grodzka street, at 6 pm (free admission).

Krakow events anticipated in April 2019.

April 4th, Thursday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra plus Joanna Trafas perform George Gershwin’s music, namely Promenade (Walking the dog), songs Lady be good, I've got rhytm, The man I love, Summertime, Somebody loves me, An American in Paris, Strike Up the Band march, Funny Face suite, and 3 Preludes in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 30 PLN).
April 5th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra plus Joanna Trafas perform George Gershwin’s music, namely Promenade (Walking the dog), songs Lady be good, I've got rhytm, The man I love, Summertime, Somebody loves me, An American in Paris, Strike Up the Band march, Funny Face suite, and 3 Preludes in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 30 PLN).
April 11th, Thursday: Show WALKING WITH DINOSAURS – THE ARENA SPECTACULAR takes place in Tauron Arena Krakow at 7 Lema street.
April 12th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus soprano render Bedrich Smetana’s string quartet no.1 in E minor From My Life, Richard Strauss’s Four Last Songs, and Antonin Dvorak’s A Hero’s Songs symphonic poem op. 111  in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm (admission 55 PLN).
Show WALKING WITH DINOSAURS – THE ARENA SPECTACULAR takes place in Tauron Arena Krakow at 7 Lema street.
April 13th, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus soprano render Bedrich Smetana’s string quartet no.1 in E minor From My Life, Richard Strauss’s Four Last Songs, and Antonin Dvorak’s A Hero’s Songs symphonic poem op. 111  in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 55 PLN).
Show WALKING WITH DINOSAURS – THE ARENA SPECTACULAR takes place in Tauron Arena Krakow at 7 Lema street.
April 24th, Wednesday: Canada’s Turgeon Piano Duo play Valery Gavrilyn’s Sketches (selection), Anne Louise-Turgeon’s Winter at Gros Cap, Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini op. 43, Derek Charke’s Drift, Maurice Ravel’s Spanish Rhapsody, and Johannes Brahms’s Variations on a Theme of  Haydn op. 56b in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7:30 pm.
April 26th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir perform Anton Bruckner’s symphony no. 9 in D minor and Te Deum in C major in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm.
April 27th, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir perform Anton Bruckner’s symphony no. 9 in D minor and Te Deum in C major in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
April 28th, Sunday: Poland’s harpsichordist Paulina Tkaczyk, oboist Mariusz Pedzialek, guitarist Malgorzata Wlodarczyk and bassist Wlodzimierz Gazdeczka perform chamber music in the Kosciol sw. Marcina church, 58 Grodzka street, at 6 pm (free admission).

Events in Krakow scheduled for May 2019.

May 4th, Saturday: UK’s pop rock star Elton John performs – “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour - in Tauron Arena Krakow at 7 Lema street.
May 8th, Wednesday: Poland’s soprano Anna Ciula-Pehlken and pianist Stefan Irmer perform songs by Karol Szymanowsk, Joseph Marx, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, and Sergei Rachmaninoff in the Jagiellonian University's Collegium Novum, 24 Golebia street at Planty gardens, at 7 pm (admission 30 PLN).
May 10th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus violinist Irmina Trynkos render Richard Wagner’s Tannhauser overture, Johannes Brahms’s violin concerto in D major op. 77, and Carl Reinecke’s symphony no. 2 in C minor op. 134 Hakon Jarl in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm (admission 55 PLN).
May 11th, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus violinist Irmina Trynkos render Richard Wagner’s Tannhauser overture, Johannes Brahms’s violin concerto in D major op. 77, and Carl Reinecke’s symphony no. 2 in C minor op. 134 Hakon Jarl in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 55 PLN).
May 17th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Rafal Janiak plus Korea’s soprano Yeree Suh and Poland’s organist Lukasz Mateja and harpsichordist Malgorzata Isphording perform Boguslaw Schaeffer’s Maj from sonata no. 1 for organ, Wojciech Widlak’s Wziemiewziecie for orchestra organ, Zygmunt Krauze’s Suite de danses et de chansons for harpsichord and orchestra, Zbigniew Bujarski’s Lumen for symphonic orchestra, and Toshio Hosokawa’s Klage for soprano and orchestra in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm (admission 55 PLN).
May 18th, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Rafal Janiak plus Korea’s soprano Yeree Suh and Poland’s organist Lukasz Mateja and harpsichordist Malgorzata Isphording perform Boguslaw Schaeffer’s Maj from sonata no. 1 for organ, Wojciech Widlak’s Wziemiewziecie for orchestra organ, Zygmunt Krauze’s Suite de danses et de chansons for harpsichord and orchestra, Zbigniew Bujarski’s Lumen for symphonic orchestra, and Toshio Hosokawa’s Klage for soprano and orchestra in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 55 PLN).
May 23rd, Thursday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra plays classical music in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 30 PLN).
May 24th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra plays classical music in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm (admission 30 PLN).
May 26th, Sunday: Poland’s harpsichordist Marek Toporowski plus flutists Lukasz Dlugosz and Agata Dlugosz perform chamber music in the Kosciol sw. Marcina church, 58 Grodzka street, at 6 pm (free admission).
May 29th, Wednesday: Korea’s violinist Bomsori Kim and Poland’s pianist Rafal Blechacz play Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Sonata in F major KV 376, Gabriel Faure’s Sonata in A major op. 13 No. 1, Claud Debussy’s Sonata in G minor, and Karol Szymanowski’s Sonata in D minor op. 9 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7:30 pm.
May 31st, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir with conductor Stefanos Tsialis plus soprano Jolanta Kowalska-Pawlikowska render Stanislaw Moniuszko’s Paria opera overture, Francis Poulenc’s Gloria, and Arthur Honegger’s symphony no. 3 „Symphonie Liturgique” in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm.

Krakow events in June 2019.

June 1st, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir with conductor Stefanos Tsialis plus soprano Jolanta Kowalska-Pawlikowska render Stanislaw Moniuszko’s Paria opera overture, Francis Poulenc’s Gloria, and Arthur Honegger’s symphony no. 3 „Symphonie Liturgique” in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
June 6th, Thursday: USA’s pop rock band Maroon 5 performs, Red Pill Blues Tour, in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 7:30 pm (tickets from 199 PLN to 800 PLN).
June 7th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus France’s pianist Cyprien Katsaris play Johann Sebastian Bach’s piano concerto in F minor BWV 1056, Franz Schubert’s Fantasia in C major Wanderer-Fantasie op. 15 D.760, and Richard Strauss’s Also sprach Zarathustra op. 30 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm.
June 8th, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus France’s pianist Cyprien Katsaris play Johann Sebastian Bach’s piano concerto in F minor BWV 1056, Franz Schubert’s Fantasia in C major Wanderer-Fantasie op. 15 D.760, and Richard Strauss’s Also sprach Zarathustra op. 30 in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
June 14th, Friday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra, Mixed Choir, and Boys Choir with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus mezzo-soprano Agnieszka Rehlis perform Gustav Mahler’s symphony no. 3 in D minor in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 7.30 pm.
June 15th, Saturday: Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra, Mixed Choir, and Boys Choir with conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe plus mezzo-soprano Agnieszka Rehlis perform Gustav Mahler’s symphony no. 3 in D minor in Filharmonia Krakowska concert hall, 1 Zwierzyniecka street and Straszewskiego street, at 6 pm.
June 21st, Friday: UK’s rock star Rod Stewart performs - Rod Stewart Live in Concert tour - in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 6 pm (tickets from 440 PLN).
June 30th, Sunday: Poland’s harpsichordist Jan Baciak plus sopranos Magdalena Barylak and Dorota Mentel perform chamber music in the Kosciol sw. Marcina church, 58 Grodzka street, at 6 pm (free admission).

Entertainment events in Krakow expected in July 2019.

July 10th, Wednesday: UK’s rocker Mark Knopfler performs, Down The Road Wherever Tour, in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street (tickets from 150 PLN).

Krakow Entertainment events planned for September 2019.

September 9th, Monday: USA’s singer-songwriter Ariana Grande performs in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street at 7:30 pm (tickets from 199 PLN).
September 20th, Friday: Canada’s pop jazz singer Michael Buble performs in Tauron Arena Krakow, Lema street.