FAQ
InfoPoint
Vestibule of Kindergarten no. 9 located in the historical Orunia Manor – you will find it right at the entrance to Orunia Park (from Nowiny Street). The InfoPoint is open between 5 p.m. and midnight. This is where you can get your NARRACJE leaflet, buy Orunia-themed beanies and socks or Grzegorz Bryszewski’s book about Sky Orunia TV (Wróżka, biskup i kasety wideo), and obtain all necessary information.
Guided tours of the festival route
Guided tours will take place on both festival days, leaving every 30 minutes. The first one starts at 5.30 p.m., and the last one at 10 p.m. A curatorial walkthrough and guided tours in English and Ukrainian will also take place on each festival day (check the times in the programme). Participation in all guided tours is free of charge and no registration is required. All tours start from the InfoPoint.
Activities for children
For our youngest guests, we have prepared a series of artistic activities about selected topics of the festival and Orunia’s history. They will take place between 5.30 and 8.30 p.m. at the “Gościnna Przystań” Neighbourhood House (11 Dworcowa St.). There will also be a rest area for kids. Participation is free or charge and no registration is required. All activities are designated for children up to 12 years old with their caretakers.
Festival Club – FAJER CLUB hosted by POISE
Arranged in Orunia Station – Gdańsk Archipelago of Culture (Stacja Orunia GAK, 9 Dworcowa St.), it will be open on Friday (5 p.m. – midnight) and Saturday (5 p.m. – 1 a.m.). The bar will be run by Lang.fuhr and all the rest – music, design and surprises – is the work of POISE collective. The theme of this year’s club is a town fete!
Food area
It is located next to the Club, where you will find the foodtrucks. If you feel hungry en route, you may get warm drinks and food from Wozownia (2 Nowiny St., right at the entrance to Orunia Park) and Kuźnia café (10 Gościnna St.). Both will be open longer hours during NARRACJE.
Public transport
During the festival between 6 p.m. and 12.30 a.m. every 30 min. special lines 613 (from “Łostowice Świętokrzyska” stop to “Gościnna” stop) and 614 (from “Dworzec Główny” stop to “Gościnna” stop) will run. You can also get to Orunia from the Gdańsk Główny railway station by regular bus lines 132, 189, 200, 205, 207, 232, 289 (get off at “Gościnna” stop). On your way back, you can take the N5 night bus, which leaves from “Gościnna” stop (on-demand stop – you have to wave at the driver) to Gdańsk Główny.
Owing to the limited number of parking spaces in the area, we encourage festival guests to use public transport.
Information in Ukrainian
Descriptions of the artworks and all necessary information about the festival are available in Ukrainian at this website. Additionally, QR codes are printed on the information stands accompanying the installations – when scanned, they lead directly to a Ukrainian-language description of a given work.
