https://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/Current temporary exhibitions in the museums of Lublin, Zamość, Kazimierz Dolny and the wider region. A practical guide with context for each museum, hours and tickets.Hugo 0.147.6enSat, 15 Aug 2026 23:30:43 +0000© 2026 muzea.org.pl/lublin - Museums of Lublin and Lubelszczyznahttps://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/the-extermination-of-jews-in-operation-reinhardt/Fri, 14 Aug 2026 09:35:00 +0200https://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/the-extermination-of-jews-in-operation-reinhardt/This exhibition, translated and adapted from the museum’s Polish-language copy, examines the systematic murder of Jews in the General Government by Nazi Germany during 1942-1943. It was created for the 80th anniversary of Operation Reinhardt and runs independently of the permanent “SS-Sonderkommando Sobibor” exhibition, open since 18 March 2025. The Sobibór Museum and Memorial Site on the exhibition: The exhibition presents the perpetrators, the chronology of the crime, and the main extermination sites across twenty thematic sections. The presentation combines historical texts with photographs, documents, maps and survivor testimonies. As the organisers note, the exhibition “commemorates the victims of antisemitism and persecution carried out in the name of a racist ideology.”exhibitionshttps://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/radziwill-biala-bishops-janow-history-uncovered/Fri, 14 Aug 2026 09:30:00 +0200https://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/radziwill-biala-bishops-janow-history-uncovered/This exhibition, translated and adapted from the museum’s Polish-language copy (the Museum of Southern Podlasie has no dedicated English page for this show), presents the history of the Radziwiłł family’s palace-fortress residence in Biała Podlaska and the history of Janów Podlaski, based on the results of archaeological excavations carried out at both sites. The Museum of Southern Podlasie on the exhibition: The exhibition presents the history of the Radziwiłł family’s palace-fortress residence in Biała Podlaska, as well as the history of Janów Podlaski, showing artefacts and finds uncovered during archaeological research at these locations.exhibitionshttps://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/photo-j-trembecki/Fri, 14 Aug 2026 09:25:00 +0200https://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/photo-j-trembecki/This exhibition, translated and adapted from the Centre’s Polish-language copy (Brama Grodzka - Teatr NN has no dedicated English page for this show), presents photographs by J. Trembecki, one of the current exhibitions in the calendar of an institution known for documenting the history and memory of Lublin. Brama Grodzka - Teatr NN Centre on the exhibition: The photography exhibition presents the work of J. Trembecki within the Centre’s space, an institution known for documenting the multicultural history of Lublin and its residents.exhibitionshttps://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/tomek-sikora-to-sit-in-the-square/Fri, 14 Aug 2026 09:20:00 +0200https://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/tomek-sikora-to-sit-in-the-square/This exhibition, translated and adapted from the museum’s Polish-language copy, is on view at the Pod Różą Gallery, housed in the Kuncewicz House - part of the Vistula Museum in Kazimierz Dolny. It presents photographs by Tomek Sikora devoted to the town’s market square, a place that has for years gathered cultural events, markets and everyday town life. The Vistula Museum on the exhibition: The photographs on display come from the “Four Seasons” series and, although taken twelve years ago, retain the unchanged atmosphere and charm of the Kazimierz Dolny market square. The photographer thanks both the artist and Hotel Spichlerz for making the display possible.exhibitionshttps://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/inscribed-in-time/Fri, 14 Aug 2026 09:15:00 +0200https://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/inscribed-in-time/This exhibition, translated and adapted from the museum’s Polish-language copy (the Zamość Museum has no dedicated English version of this page), marks the Zamość Museum’s centenary with a show summarising a hundred years of collecting and protecting its holdings, open from 20 June 2026 through January 2027. The Zamość Museum on the exhibition: “Inscribed in Time” is an exceptional account of the museum’s history and its most valuable collections, gathered since 1926. The exhibition is both a summary of the institution’s achievements and an opportunity to reflect on the importance of protecting cultural heritage.exhibitionshttps://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/witold-chomicz-1910-1984/Fri, 14 Aug 2026 09:10:00 +0200https://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/witold-chomicz-1910-1984/This exhibition, translated and adapted from the museum’s Polish-language copy (the Zamoyski Museum has no dedicated English version of this page), is a monographic show on Witold Chomicz (1910-1984), a graphic artist and illustrator whose work was built around the line - its rhythm, gesture and narrative power. The Zamoyski Museum in Kozłówka on the exhibition: “Where the Line Becomes a Story…” introduces the life and work of Witold Chomicz, an artist for whom the line was his primary means of expression - a storytelling tool as powerful as the written word.exhibitionshttps://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/the-time-of-the-samurai/Fri, 14 Aug 2026 09:05:00 +0200https://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/the-time-of-the-samurai/This exhibition, translated and adapted from the museum’s Polish-language copy (the National Museum in Lublin has no dedicated English version of this page), traces the history and culture of the samurai at Lublin Castle - from their origins as a warrior class to the decline of the formation - weaving together themes of honour and loyalty with stories of intrigue and conspiracy. The National Museum in Lublin on the exhibition:exhibitionshttps://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/kl-lublin-1944-epilogue/Fri, 14 Aug 2026 09:00:00 +0200https://muzea.org.pl/lublin/en/exhibitions/kl-lublin-1944-epilogue/This exhibition, translated and adapted from the museum’s own Polish-language copy (Majdanek has no dedicated English exhibition page), shows the grounds of the former German concentration camp at Majdanek in the first months after its liberation by the Red Army in July 1944 - one of the earliest documented moments in the site’s history, photographed before it became a subject of systematic historical research. State Museum at Majdanek on the exhibition:exhibitions