A Fall Full of Music and Emotions: What’s Coming Up at the MTP Poznań EXPO in the Second Half of 2025

In the second half of 2025, the Poznań International Fair will host concerts, comedy shows, and spectacular performances that will delight fans of classical music, pop, jazz, and family entertainment alike. Here’s what to mark in your calendar.

The First Lady of Polish Song, Chris Botti, and Symphonic Concerts at Sala Ziemi
On October 3, Polish music legend Irena Santor will take the stage at Sala Ziemi with a special jubilee program hosted by Andrzej Poniedzielski.

Two weeks later, on October 18, audiences will enjoy the greatest hits of Whitney Houston in a symphonic arrangement. The very next day, jazz lovers are in for a treat: Chris Botti, one of the world’s most renowned trumpet players, will perform live.

Pop culture and gaming fans should save the date October 25 for the spectacular Gaming Concert—a symphonic journey through the music of video games.

November: Accantus, Bluey, and Thomas Anders!

November brings even more excitement. On November 8, artists from the project Wodecki “Welcome To” will perform at Sala Ziemi.
Families with children won’t want to miss November 11, with three performances of Bluey – The Big Play. That same evening, Pavilion 3A will host Thomas Anders of Modern Talking fame, celebrating his 40th career anniversary with an unforgettable concert full of dance and nostalgia.

November is also a time for laughter: on November 21, Kabaret SMILE will bring their unique humor to the stage. A week later, Kabaret Neo-Nówka will present their new show “Pokolenie DNA” (Generation DNA), and on November 16, audiences will meet Daniel Midas, known for his sharp wit and signature self-irony.

December: Holiday Magic on Ice and a Musical Year’s End
December kicks off with the anniversary show of Kabaret Młodych Panów on December 6 at Sala Ziemi.
On December 13, two family ice shows will take over the stage: The Nutcracker and Alice in Wonderland.
On December 14, the Magic Christmas Concert will fill the hall with festive cheer, and on December 22, legendary Polish band Kombi will close out the year with their “White Christmas” program.