Exposition and concert 2025

EXPOSITION AND CONCERT NATURE AND CULTURE: MOUNTAINS AS INSPIRATION Euskalduna Bilbao 5 dic 18:00

5th of December to 14th of December – Euskalduna Bilbao (0A hall)

The project features an exhibition of historical photographs from the Tatra Museum’s archives, the oldest cultural institution in the Małopolska region, Poland, nestled at the foot of the highest mountains in Central Europe. It explores the unique environment of the Tatras and the surrounding mountain landscape as a force that has profoundly shaped the life and identity of local communities.

Through this exhibition, the Museum reflects on the potential of mountain regions in the context of a sustainable relationship between people and nature. On one hand, it highlights the distinctive local culture that has evolved in harmony with the natural world; on the other, it draws attention to the rapid growth of tourism and its impact on this delicate balance. Ultimately, the project seeks to focus public attention on the current state of mountain ecosystems and the environmental challenges they face.

Partners: Mendi Film and EMMOA

Project co-financed by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Poland within the framework of the Inspiring Culture Programme.

Exposition and Trebunie-Tutki Concert

Friday, December 5 | 6:00 p.m | Euskalduna Bilbao | Free Admission

The Polish folk group Trebuni-Tutki will present a captivating program inspired by the mountains, celebrating the theme of the exhibition. Their unique style, widely recognized at music festivals in Europe, as well as Asia and North America, blends deep-rooted musical traditions of Podhale and Polish culture with a passion for mountain culture and a bold, avant-garde approach to their heritage.

Workshop: Highlander cufflink-making

Saturday, December 6 | 9:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m. | Open to adults and young people – Limited to 10 participants

Cufflinks (spinki) are an essential part of a highlander man’s attire—metal fasteners used to secure shirts, rich in history and cultural significance. Inspired by local folklore of Podhale, the southernmost region of Poland, located in the foothills of the Tatra Mountains.