NAMASTE INDIA! – meeting with Katarzyna Mazurkiewicz at MGW

If you have ever dreamed of getting lost in the colourful, bustling crowds of Delhi's streets, feeling the hot, restless wind of Rajasthan on your skin, or listening to the first morning prayers floating above the banks of the Ganges, 27 November at 6 p.m. will be a unique opportunity to do so. 

In the welcoming surroundings of the Warsaw Gasworks Museum, Katarzyna Mazurkiewicz will take the audience on a journey further and deeper than any guidebook could take them. And all this as part of an open, free meeting.

During the event, India will reveal itself as a country that is constantly pulsating – with colours, rhythms, faith, chaos and beauty that coexist in an inexplicable yet harmonious symbiosis. Mazurkiewicz, known for her ability to tell stories so vivid that listeners can almost smell the spices and feel the roughness of the sand under their feet, will reveal a mosaic of cultures and landscapes – from Himalayan passes to the tropical south, from bustling markets to places of silence and contemplation.

For those who long to travel – whether for the first time or the hundredth – this will be an opportunity to transport themselves, if only for a moment, to a world of intense colours, spiritual quests and unforgettable energy. See you on 27 November at the MGW! 

See you there!