2023-03-05 Awards presentation ceremony Congratulations to our employees and trustees who were awarded Pro Bono Poloniae and Pro Patria Medals Read more
2022-10-01 Museum Lesson Many thanks to the kids from the Lowther Primary School in Hammersmith who visited us today. Read more
2022-10-01 Nispa. Among the Ainu The exhibition presents the academic achievements of the outstanding Polish ethnographer - Bronislaw Pilsudski. Read more
2022-09-11 We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of our longest reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II on the 8th September 2022. Read more
2022-08-22 Folk dance workshop with the Pilsudski Institute of London The Pilsudski Institute of London invites you, once again, to come and dance with us! Join the fun and learn about Polish national dances and it's influences around the world! Read more
2022-06-14 Activity Book! The illustrations were created by Zofia Wyszomirska Noga and appear alongside short biographies prepared by Olga Topol. The project was sponsored by the Polish Embassy in London and the books will be first introduced during our May Polish Heritage Days. Read more
2022-03-18 The Institute’s 75th Anniversary On the 19th of March 1947, on the names day of Marshal Pilsudski, the Pilsudski Institute in Great Britain opened its doors. Read more
2022-03-18 Pilsudski's Name Day The tradition of celebrating “imieniny” or name days dates back to Medieval Poland when each day of the year was assigned a saint’s name. Read more
2022-01-16 New digitalised collections available to the public Thanks to a donation from the Ministry of Polish Cultural Heritage via POLONIKA we have digitised the collections of Wanda Pelczynska and The Polish Diplomatic Mission in Romania. Read more
2021-11-21 Celebrating Polish women and Polish independence while having fun: museum lesson and art workshop in one! Our thanks to all the artists and Zosia Wyszomirska-Noga Print Chest for giving us chance to express ourselves. Read more
2021-11-03 Today in 1866 Bronislaw Pilsudski was born. As famous as our patron was, his brother was also a very well known and celebrated figure. While Joseph’s talents lay in statesmanship, Bronislaw’s passion was ethnography. His research is recognized and valued by ethnographers all over the world even today. Read more
