Light.Move.Festival. is the largest light festival in Poland.

The event is free and takes place entirely in an open space in the centre of Łódź. Its programme includes: 2D/3D mapping, illuminations of tenement houses, art installations and music stages.

Since 2011, we have been creating events that combine art, architecture and people. We are the originators and organisers of Light.Move.Festival – the largest light festival in Poland and one of the largest in Europe.

Lodz has great potential for the development of the creative sector. The culture of Lodz became the basis of the economy of the post-industrial city, mainly through the development of notable film traditions and the avant-garde movement. The city of Lodz supports numerous cultural initiatives. The City of Lodz has been the Main Partner of Light.Move.Festival since 2011, guaranteeing the continuous development of the event.

Lodz Event Center was created for all those who want to spend some interesting time in the city. Its main goal is to organize artistic, cultural and entertainment projects of local, national and international scale, as well as to support and promote cultural events organized in the city of Łódź.

The Orientarium's mission is to protect endangered species, educate and support the gene pool of wild animals that are threatened with extinction in their natural habitat.

A cultural institution located in one of the most representative buildings in Łódź, namely the Poznański Family Palace. The Museum of the City of Łódź collects and presents collections devoted to the history of Łódź and its inhabitants.

The permanent exhibitions presented at the Museum of the City of Łódź show the history of Łódź and provide an overview of the lives of its inhabitants, from wealthy factory owners to the everyday lives of townspeople and workers. The museum also offers a wide range of educational activities and cultural events for all age groups.

Angora Weekly was founded in 1990. Over the years the weekly became a leader in paid circulation of socio-political press. Since the first edition of the festival called Angora acts consistently as cultural patron of Lodz, offering the Foundation knowledge, experience and positive energy!

The gorsenia.pl store offers, among other things, sensual lingerie. Sophisticated styles, dark colours and lots of lace are just some of the brand's hallmarks. Focus on the highest quality products and find something for yourself!

The Event Partner is the Łódzkie Voivodeship – Marshal’s Office

The Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw is the largest and oldest art university in Poland.
Each year it educates approximately 1,600 students across nine faculties: Painting, Sculpture, Graphic Arts, Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art, Interior Architecture, Design, Media Arts, Stage Design, and Artistic Research and Curatorial Studies. These faculties are located at four historic sites across Warsaw.
The Rector of the Academy for the 2024–2028 term is Professor Błażej Ostoja Lniski.

Manufaktura is the beating heart of Łódź and the new city center, where the space of culture and sophisticated entertainment is perfectly combined with the world of commerce and recreation. Manufaktura quickly became, next to Piotrkowska Street, a showcase of the city.

Today it is difficult to imagine Łódź without Manufaktura. The center has become one of the most recognizable symbols of the city. Manufaktura is: museums, cinemas, discos, over 250 boutiques and shops, and several dozen restaurants.

Experymentarium is a Discovery Center where science holds no secrets.
Thanks to the interactive nature of the exhibition, you can explore and solve even the most complex scientific phenomena. All of this comes with a huge dose of fun!

The volunteers participating in this year's Light Move Festival were trained in safe working practices by Alerta, a rapidly growing company based in Łódź which provides services in the field of occupational health, safety and psychology, including health and safety and fire safety, as well as advanced training courses.

Angora Weekly was founded in 1990. Over the years the weekly became a leader in paid circulation of socio-political press. Since the first edition of the festival called Angora acts consistently as cultural patron of Lodz, offering the Foundation knowledge, experience and positive energy!