The Museum is open 11:00 – 19:00
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The Museum is open 11:00 – 19:00
Cinema is closed now
FOR FAMILIES
Family Book Workshop with Michał Chojecki (ages 4–6)
Creative Family Workshops
13.09.2026 12:30
Who is it for?
12:30–2:00 p.m. families with children ages 4–6
2:30–4:00 p.m. families with children ages 7–12
Duration
90 minutes
Venue
Room AB, entrance via the KINOMUZEUM tower.
Tickets
30 zł / child ticket
40 zł / guardian ticket
Language
Polish
What are we going to do?
How is a book made? Where does a story begin, and how can you use pictures to tie several pages together into a single whole? During the workshop, each family will become a small publishing house and create their own book—from the initial idea, through the illustrations, all the way to the title and cover.
Age group: 4–6 years
Together with parents, we’ll make an accordion-style book. We’ll use pre-cut shapes, colorful papers, and drawings to create a wonderful, simple picture story.
Age group: 7–12 years
In this group, we’ll create our own little books based on themes and creative guidelines that we’ll draw at random beforehand. Children and adults will have the opportunity to take on the roles of illustrators, authors, and designers.
At the end, we’ll put together a small exhibition of our publications, and each family will take their unique book home.
The event accompanies the exhibition “The Most Beautiful Polish Books of 2025: An Exhibition of Publications That Won Awards and Honors in the 66th PTWK Competition.”
Important Tips
A workshop ticket grants admission to the exhibition for up to 3 hours after the workshop begins.
Biography of the Presenter
Michał Chojecki – visual artist, educator, and publisher specializing in art publications, zines, and art books. Since 2014, he has run Oficyna Peryferie—an independent publishing studio and print workshop. At the Faculty of Graphic Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, he leads the Graphic Publications Laboratory. He is the author of the books *How to Make a Book?* and *How to Make a Zine?* and leads workshops on creating, printing, and binding books.
