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Warsaw pubs, cafés, milk bars.... In the latest episode of the series 'Intangible Warsaw', Jerzy S. Majewski will guide you through them. We will learn their stories - both the ancient as well as the more contemporary ones.
The film is part of a series of materials dedicated to the capital's intangible heritage, in which we try to capture intergenerationally transmitted practices, traditions and customs that constitute Warsaw's identity and shape its inhabitants' relationship with the city. The starting point for the series is the report ‘Intangible Warsaw: Traditions, customs, practices in a co-city'.
'Intangible Warsaw: Traditions, customs, practices in a co-city' is the first report dedicated to the capital's intangible heritage. The study combines the ideas contained in the 2003 UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage with the guidelines of the latest cultural policy of the City of Warsaw from 2020. Both of these documents emphasise interaction, community, cooperation and co-creation, as well as - contemporaneity. Indeed, intangible heritage is a way of creating culture that uses the past to build social links in the present that reach into the future.