A nationwide science and technology tour promoting space exploration will visit Gdańsk University of Technology on 4 December 2025, featuring astronaut Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski. The program includes lectures, expert presentations, a discussion on the future of the space sector, and meetings with student research groups, alongside a parallel educational program for school students. Organized by Polish government ministries, the Polish Space Agency, and the European Space Agency, the IGNIS tour spans 16 cities to encourage interest in space-related careers.

The text announces a dramatized archaeological lecture by Dr. Hab. Małgorzata Kot, scheduled to take place in Gdańsk, presenting a narrative reconstruction of Neanderthal life intertwined with scientific findings. The event blends storytelling with archaeological evidence to explore daily challenges, social dynamics, and evolutionary context of Neanderthals. The lecturer, a specialist in Paleolithic research and ERC grant recipient, draws on her fieldwork in Poland and Central Asia to provide insights into prehistoric human groups and to popularize archaeological knowledge.

The first day of the Zorza festival in Gdańsk brought a series of unique performances, including a special set by Dawid Podsiadło and Kaśka Sochacka featuring new material, a collaborative concert by Sokół and Fisz Emade, and an inventive reinterpretation of Bajm songs by Paulina Przybysz. Additional stages offered electronic acts and showcases of emerging artists. Organizers previewed the second day’s lineup featuring Dawid Podsiadło with Artur Rojek, Kukon, Kacperczyk, and Kortez. The article concludes with practical transport information for festival attendees.

Kamil Manowiecki secured victory in the 2025 WingFoil Racing World Cup final in Jericoacoara, dominating the week-long competition and winning the crucial final race against top rivals. Despite this event win, he finished second overall in the season standings behind France’s Mathis Ghio. In the women’s division, Katarzyna Trautman ranked highest among Polish competitors, finishing sixth for the season, while Maddalena Maria Spanu of Italy claimed the women’s overall title. The 2025 season also marked significant progress for the WingFoil Racing class, including the first Formula Wing World Championship and its incorporation into World Sailing, advancing prospects for future Olympic inclusion.

Two police officers in Gdańsk entered a burning house before other emergency services arrived and rescued a 91‑year‑old immobile woman. After evacuating her, they re-entered the smoke-filled building to ensure no other people were inside. Both officers and the rescued woman received medical attention for smoke exposure, though none required hospitalization. Authorities later inspected the site with a fire expert to investigate the cause of the blaze.

An initiative titled 'Nasza Solidarność. A to nam się udało!' invites the public to submit proposals for a nationwide plebiscite celebrating significant events and initiatives linked to the Solidarity movement over the past 45 years. Organized by Telewizja Polska, the European Solidarity Centre, and the City of Gdańsk, the project aims to highlight moments of pride and unity in Polish history. Submissions are open until June 25, with the top 45 events to be selected by a committee and the final top 10 announced during a concert on August 31, marking the 45th anniversary of the Solidarity movement.

Gdańsk hosted the Run for New Life, a march supporting transplantology, on June 21. The event featured teams with key participants who were transplant recipients, highlighting the significance of organ transplants and promoting awareness in the community.

The III Oliwa Cistercian Fair will take place on Sunday, featuring a variety of workshops, concerts, and performances celebrating Cistercian heritage. The event, organized by Cysteria and Stowarzyszenie Stara Oliwa, will include craft demonstrations, medieval fashion, and activities for all ages. Highlights include a concert by Capella Cistersian and a theatrical evening scene. The fair aims to celebrate the identity of Oliwa with the support of volunteers in period costumes.

Tadeusz Link's extensive photographic archive, documenting over 700 theatrical performances from the Tri-City area between 1957 and the early 1990s, has been acquired by the Muzeum Narodowe w Gdańsku. This collection, comprising 35,000 photographs, was made possible through sponsorship from Port Lotniczy Gdańsk im. Lecha Wałęsy. The archive captures significant moments in Polish theatre history, including the debuts of notable actors and the evolution of various theatre forms. The collection is invaluable for researchers, students, and theatre enthusiasts, and plans are in place to preserve and make it accessible for future use.

Two vehicle collisions occurred near the cable-stayed bridge on the Sucharski Route, including a secondary crash involving a police car during their intervention. Traffic eased after 9:30, though heavy trucks remained backed up toward the port, occupying a lane in the Martwa Wisła tunnel. The tunnel was intermittently closed due to high exhaust levels, with safety procedures requiring temporary shutdowns until traffic inside the tunnel cleared, according to the Gdańsk Roads and Greenery Authority.