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In this episode, we hear from the head of the Praga Museum about what it means to be from this slightly rough around the edges, yet vibrant and often overlooked district of Warsaw.
John Beauchamp speaks to Katarzyna Kuzko-Zwierz about the Praga branch of the Museum of Warsaw about its new exhibition on exceptional women from the “right bank” of Warsaw.
Kasia Kuzko also explains how the museum engages with local communities, providing a space for creativity and social cohesion.
More details from the museum can be found here and on their Facebook page here.
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