Festival of Pomeranian Manors and Palaces near Słupsk – Runowo, September 11–13

From September 11–13, 2026, the Palace under the Stork's Nest and the Runowo Palace Stable invite you to three days of events as part of the 7th Pomeranian Manor and Palace Festival. This year's program combines the history of the historic residence with music, art, horse riding, local flavors, and events for families, locals, and tourists. Runowo is one of 14 historic manor houses and palaces participating in this year's festival in Pomerania.
 
From September 11–13, 2026, the Palace under the Stork's Nest and the Runowo Palace Stable invite you to three days of events as part of the 7th Pomeranian Manor and Palace Festival.

History, art, music, horses and the living heritage of Pomerania in one place.

The festival aims to demonstrate that historic residences are not merely a testament to the past. They can also be vibrant spaces—open to culture, education, tourism, the local community, and new ways of exploring heritage. In Runowo, this idea is particularly evident in the combination of palace space, park, stables, art, and outdoor events.

Saturday, September 12th – the musical and artistic heart of the festival

One of the highlights of the program will be Konrad Orłowski's piano concert, scheduled for Saturday, September 12th, at 4:00 PM. The palace will feature a Chopin-inspired repertoire – the concert is intended to create an intimate encounter with the piano, where classical tradition meets emotional, contemporary interpretation. Konrad Orłowski is a pianist who combines virtuosity with expressive stage presence; his recitals draw inspiration from classical music, jazz, and film scores. In Runowo, a special emphasis will be placed on the music of Fryderyk Chopin and its timeless, Polish character.
On the same day, there will also be an opening of works by artists and educators from the Władysław Hasior State Secondary School of Fine Arts in Koszalin. The exhibition will bring contemporary art to the historic interiors of the Palace under the Stork's Nest. The exhibition will feature paintings and sculptures by artists associated with the Koszalin "Plastyk" and will showcase the dialogue between tradition, artistic education, and the contemporary language of art. The combination of the exhibition and the piano concert is intended to create a unique afternoon in Runowo, where architecture, painting, and music will complement each other.
 
Not just a concert and an opening 
• Open Day at the Runowo Palace Stables and an opportunity to learn about the daily life of a certified equestrian center. 
• Exams for PZJ (Polish Equestrian Federation) badges and spectacular dressage and jumping rides. 
• Workshops and activities for children and adults, as well as educational meetings related to nature and animals. 
• The history of the former farm and a presentation of old agricultural machinery. 
• Local products and palace delicacies. 
• Sunday walk "Trail with a View" and a presentation of the concept of Horse Tourism for Everyone – horse tourism accessible to a variety of audiences.
 
Runowo is one of 14 venues participating in this year's 7th Pomeranian Manor and Palace Festival.

A festival on a scale of the entire Pomerania

Runowo is one of 14 venues participating in this year's 7th Pomeranian Manor and Palace Festival. Concerts, exhibitions, workshops, historical walks, encounters with local culture, and family events are also planned at other historic residences in the region. This makes the festival a perfect weekend excursion through the history of Pomeranian manors and palaces.
More information about the program in Runowo: https://runowo.pl/o-nas/aktualnosci/festiwal-dworow-i-palacow-pomorza-w-runowie/ Information about other venues and the entire Festival of Pomeranian Manors and Palaces: https://pomeraniamanors.com/ → tab "News" / "7th Festival of Pomeranian Manors and Palaces"

About the event

The 7th Pomeranian Manors and Palaces Festival takes place from September 11–13, 2026, and is organized by the Pomerania Manors Association as part of the international Baltic Manors Route project. The festival aligns with the idea of ​​"Old places, new life"—showcasing historic residences as places that retain their identity while gaining new cultural, tourist, and social functions.

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