LPP Foundation becomes strategic partner of the 21st Mozart Festival Mozartiana

The 21st International Mozart Festival Mozartiana will begin in Gdańsk on August 16. The seven-day event will feature 12 concerts and artistic events with nearly 200 performers from Poland and abroad. The LPP Foundation is the festival’s strategic partner.

The 21st Mozart Festival Mozartiana takes place this August

The 21st International Mozart Festival Mozartiana will be held from August 16–22, 2026. It is one of the most important musical events in the region and the only festival in Poland to present the works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in such a diverse format.

For more than two decades, the festival has been an important part of Gdańsk’s and the region’s cultural landscape, attracting both local residents and visitors to the Tricity area. The event was initiated by Professor Jan Łukaszewski and is organized by the Polish Chamber Choir in cooperation with the City of Gdańsk.

Mozart’s music in a variety of forms across Gdańsk

This year’s festival will bring together nearly 200 artists from Poland and abroad. The program includes 12 events showcasing Mozart’s works in a variety of forms – from symphonic and chamber concerts to opera, jazz and folk music. There will also be special events for the youngest festivalgoers.

The program has been designed to appeal to a broad audience, with some concerts available free of charge. Festival events will take place at various locations across Gdańsk, including Oliwa Park, Artus Court and Oliwa Cathedral.

The LPP Foundation supports cultural initiatives

Supporting valuable cultural initiatives and projects accessible to a broad audience is one of the areas of the LPP Foundation’s work aimed at strengthening local communities. Its partnership with the 21st International Mozart Festival Mozartiana is part of these efforts. For years, Mozartiana has enriched the city’s cultural offering and brought the community together through the arts, combining the tradition of classical music with a modern approach to its presentation.