The Błoto band performed at the Lentz Villa on Saturday evening.

On Thursday, September 30, as part of the 18th International Sacrum Non Profanum Music Festival, screenings of films took place – "Paderewskiego życie po życiu", directed by Stefan Szlachtycz and "10 wspaniałych", directed by Leszek Szopa.

On Saturday, September 25, we were visited by the en plein-air and discussion panel participants.

On Sunday, September 5th, as part of the Small Form Theater Review – Kontrapunkt, the performance of "1888. The Villa of Love" was shown. The action of the play, in which actors of Szczecin theatres can be seen, takes place in a villa at the end of the 19th century and introduces the audience to "the hidden secrets of the Lentz family, their house, and the scattered facts from their lives".

The Sunday concert at the Lentz Villa was the culmination of the ten-day International MEISINGER Music Festival.

Next Sunday, the Lentz Villa will host another event presented as part of the Meisinger Music Festival.

The first festival evening presented as part of the Meisinger Music Festival, and held at the Lentz Villa, is now behind us. The evening consisted of two excellent interpretations of piano concertos by W.A. Mozart (in A major KV 414 and C major KV 415) performed by pianist Tomasz Lis, as well as French compositions by Claude Debussy and Gabriel Fauré performed by soprano singer Iwona Sobotka which gained great applause from the audience, and as a result prompted the artists to give three encores. The concert was also attended by the "Poland baROCK" Baroque Orchestra, and the whole event was conducted by the Festival Director, Krzysztof Meisinger.

Last Saturday was full of exciting events!

On July 15th, 2021, the exhibition "Lentz Villa. History (a)new" was presented in the company of the exhibition curators – Maciej Słomiński and Michał Dębowski. Visitors were given, among other things, the history of Szczecin's Westend, the history of the monument creation, the fate of its inhabitants and the scope of the conservation and restoration works.

A month has passed since the official opening of the new Szczecin cultural institution – the Lentz Villa.

At the invitation of the President of Szczecin, Piotr Krzystek, the world-famous vocalists – Alicja Węgorzewska and Plácido Domingo Junior were the guests of the Lentz Villa on Wednesday, June 30th 2021. The previous day, both musicians participated in a concert organized in Szczecin to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Astor Piazzolla's birth.

The first concert organized as part of the JUVENUM HORTUS (Young Garden) series was held in the gardens of the Lentz Villa. This concert presented the achievements of young instrumentalists from the SAXADEMUS QUARTET ensemble. Apart from listening to compositions from different eras and transcriptions of classical and popular music works, the audience were introduced to the history of the saxophone. This instrument was created more or less at the same time as the concept of building the Lentz Villa in Szczecin was being finalized.

Nie milkną echa inauguracji działalności Willi Lentza, a my przygotowaliśmy już dla Państwa kolejne muzyczne atrakcję. W sobotę, 26 czerwca br., w ogrodach rezydencji odbędą się dwa koncerty.

Dzięki transmisji online, umożliwimy Państwu uczestnictwo w wybranych wydarzeniach prezentowanych w ramach inauguracji działalności Willi Lentza. Przygotowaliśmy bowiem live streaming następujących koncertów:

• 11.06 br, ok. godz. 20.00 – prawykonanie utworu Krzesimira Dębskiego Papricoso stettinese della una Villa
• 12.06 br., ok. godz. 20.00 – koncert zespołu Mitch & Mitch
• 13.06 br., ok. godz. 20.00 – koncert zespołu Jazz Band Młynarski-Masecki

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Zapraszamy!

Picture this, one Villa which can stand as a representation and symbol for the whole of Szczecin! Within the history of this building can be seen the history of the city, and therefore what has made Szczecin the city that it is today. Demonstrating growth and fall, greatness and decline, cultural highs and lows, political changes both local and international as well as standing witness to the great social changes that have swept the land upon which it sits. This multi-layered and contrasting fate of the Villa serves as a symbolic, and on times verging upon the grotesque’ interpretation of history.