Olsztyn Green Festival is organized jointly by Agora and Olsztyn municipal office. This unique event takes place in summer on the beach of Ukiel lake. In the four festivals held so far the audiences of Olsztyn Green Festival enjoyed the concerts by many artists popular with audiences and appreciated by the industry. Only in 2018 the beach stage hosted concerts by Dawid Podsiadło, Brodka, Kortez, Natalia Nykiel, Arek Jakubik, GrubSon, Bitamina, Pola Rise and others.

Aside from live concerts, Olsztyn festival programme includes interviews with artists, workshops and events dedicated to ecology, environmental protection and healthy lifestyle. The event is fully covered in Cojestgrane24.pl web service and the social media.

More information on: CoJestGrane24.Wyborcza.pl

Residents of Warsaw and visitors to the capital are also invited to participate in Co Jest Grane 24 Festival, a two-day cultural event organized by Agora. The festival is held in summer on the premises of Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw and offers unique concerts, interesting interviews with artists, workshops for children and adults as well as a chance to taste the specialties of Warsaw’s best restaurants and food trucks.

For ten years Co Jest Grane 24 invited their readers to Warsaw’s Królikarnia park to a city picnic with concerts, theatre performances and good food. In 2016 the first Co Jest Grane 24 Festival was held – under a new name and with paid admission. With ca. nine thousand participants, the new formula emerged as a success. In the third edition of Co Jest Grane 24 Festival in 2018 it was attended by 15 thousand people.

More information: Cojestgrane24festival.pl.

Founded in 1997, Nike Literary Award is presented annually in October for the best book published in the previous year. The main idea behind the award is to promote literature, particularly works of literary fiction.

Winners receive a prize of 100 thousand zł and the NIKE statuette, funded by Gazeta Wyborcza and Agora Foundation.

Each year winners are selected in a three-step procedure: 20 nominations are announced in May, seven finalists are revealed in September and the final decision does not take place until the day of the award ceremony. Neither the winner, nor the remaining finalists present in the auditorium are informed about the result until the official announcement. The readers of Gazeta Wyborcza select their own winner.

In 2023 Nike Literary Award was presented to Zyta Rudzka for her book Ten się śmieje, kto ma zęby  (W.A.B.).

The list of winners and nominees from previous years is available on the website nike.org.pl.

The Krzysztof Miller Prize for the courage to look is a photo competition organized by "Gazeta Wyborcza", commemorating the outstanding photographer Krzysztof Miller – legend of war photojournalism and author of many well-known photos. The aim of the Prize is to promote photography with exceptional journalistic values, outstanding in-depth, honest and courageous look at the difficult social, political, economic and cultural topics.

Both professionals and amateurs of photography can compete for the Prize – individual authors and collectives of photographers, e.g. members of one photographic agency (as a collective work). All forms of photography can be submitted to the competition, including photojournalism, documentary series, portraits or landscapes etc. made with any technique – professional photographic equipment or a mobile phone.

The first edition of the Krzysztof Miller Prize was organized in 2018. The winner of the best photographic material receives a prize of 10 thousand PLN.

The Krzysztof Miller Prize for the best photographic material of 2021 went to Alessio Paduano for the photojournalism entitled Bosnian hell („Bośniackie piekło") about the fate of migrants from, a.o., Afghanistan and Pakistan. As part of the 4th edition of the competition, the Gazeta Wyborcza Foundation also awarded its prize, the winner of which was Maciej Grzybowski for photos from anti-government protests in Poland in October 2021.

More information about the Krzysztof Miller Prize on Wyborcza.pl.

Established in 2010, Ryszard Kapuściński Award is presented by Gazeta Wyborcza and Capital City of Warsaw to the authors of the best non-fiction book and the best translation of the year.

The idea behind Ryszard Kapuściński Award is to distinguish and promote worthwhile non-fiction books that touch on important contemporary issues, invite reflection and offer insights into different cultures. It also aims to pay posthumous homage to Ryszard Kapuściński – the eminent reporter, journalist, commentator and poet, apart from Stanisław Lem, the most translated Polish author, who spent over 60 years of his life in Warsaw.

The winners receive: author of the best reportage book - 100 thousand PLN, and author of the best translation of a literary work of reportage – 20 thousand PLN.

2023 winner:

• Anna Goc, Głusza 

More about Ryszard Kapuściński Award for literary reportage - Wyborcza.pl/Kapuscinski.  

Since 2011 Agora has organized Co Jest Grane 24 European Music Fair

The event takes place in November, lasts for several days and includes concerts of popular musicians, interviews with artists, presentations of new, interesting and important developments and releases in the Polish music industry as well as official and backstage industry meetings.

The event attracts publishes, music stores, cultural institutions, organizers of concerts and festivals, the media, manufacturers of musical instruments and accessories, representatives of event agencies and of record studios. Music fans have an opportunity to meet their favourite artists, obtain their autographs, attend live performances and explore the event exhibition.

During the day organizers invite participants to visit the venue in The Palace of Culture and Science. Important elements of the programme are conferences and workshops. Evenings are the time for music fans, with concerts that offer an accurate representation of Polish music industry, the most interesting phenomena of the recent years, not limited to any genre and style. By presenting the diversity and complexity of the work delivered by Polish artists, Agora aims to promote Polish culture home and abroad.

More information on: targicojestgrane.pl.

Co Jest Grane 24 invites fans of music, books, movies and good food to special cultural events organized all over Poland. In 2018, the first editions of city festivals took place: in Białystok - Białystok New Pop Festival and Ełk - #Będzieczytane Ełk Festiwal. During both events, participants could meet the best Polish artists - musicians and writers, eat excellent food from local restaurants and foodtrucks, as well as take advantage of chill out areas, sports activities and attractions for children.

In Warsaw in June 2018, Co Jest Grane 24 together with eDziecko.pl organized the first edition of Family Fest - a family event during which concerts, performances and workshops for children, as well as lectures and workshops for parents took place.

In spring and autumn of 2018, Co Jest Grane 24 invited to selected Polish cities for concerts of Polish female artists as part of the first edition of the musical event Women's Voices. Kayah, Paulina Przybysz, Monika Brodka and Daria Zawiałow, among others, will perform during in Warsaw, Toruń, Gdańsk, Szczecin, Poznań, Katowice and Łódź.

More information: CoJestGrane24.Wyborcza.pl