The TSKZ objectives include supporting of the Jewish community, promoting knowledge of the Yiddish language, fostering cultural awareness, and sharing knowledge about the culture, fine art and national heritage of the Polish Jews. For over 75 years we have been implementing various cultural and educational projects in aim to preserve national traditions of the Jewish community in Poland and emphasise the great role that the Polish Jews played in the historical shaping of the Polish society, political thought and culture.

our history

We are the oldest Jewish organisation
in Poland operating continuously since 1950

jewish word
słowo żydowskie

The only monthly magazine
published in the Polish and Yiddish languages

visit
sródborowianka

Our Conference and Holiday Centre
in Śródborów

ACTIVITIES IN TSKŻ

news

2026-05-04

Honouring the Memory of the Warsaw Ghetto Fighters

On 19 April, our members gather not only at the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes in Warsaw, but also at other sites of remembrance and in TSKŻ clubs across Poland. This has been the case since the very inception the Social and Cultural Association of Jews in Poland and continues to this day. We encourage […]

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2026-05-04

Statement regarding the destruction of the Israeli flag displayed on the building of the Grand Theatre in Łódź

We would like to express our outrage and firm opposition in response to statements made by members of the Regional Assembly of the Łódź Voivodeship — Maciej Riemer and Michał Król — as well as by City Councillor Mr. Tomasz Frączak, which appeared in coverage published by Radio Łódź on April 27, 2026. These statements […]

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2026-04-01

The 83rd Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising – 19 April 2026

On 19 April, the Social and Cultural Association of Jews in Poland is planning to commemorate the 83rd Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising with ceremonies at the Ghetto Heroes Monument in Warsaw’s Muranów District and the March of Remembrance for the Insurgents.

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2026-03-19

The Joyful Purim Celebrations at the TSKŻ Branches

On Monday, 2 March, we commenced our celebrations of Purim — one of the most joyful holidays in the Jewish calendar. Purim commemorates the events which have been described in the Book of Esther, according to which Queen Esther and her cousin Mordechai succeeded in saving the Jewish people from destruction planned by Haman, a […]

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