Groovosophers live in Krakow

Experience Groovosophers live on July 19th

Groovosophers are a Polish instrumental trio known for their blend of jazz, funk, and electronic music. Their compositions often feature improvisational elements alongside tightly arranged grooves, incorporating influences from artists like Medeski Martin & Wood and Robert Glasper Experiment. The band utilizes a core instrumentation of guitar, bass, and drums, frequently augmented by synthesizers and effects pedals to create layered soundscapes. They have released several albums to critical acclaim within the Polish jazz scene and are recognized for energetic live performances.

Białoprądnicki Manor House (Dwór Białoprądnicki) is a historic building located in the district of Białoprąd in Kraków, Poland. Originally constructed in the 17th century, it underwent significant neoclassical reconstruction in the late 18th century commissioned by Jan Feliks Lubomirski. The manor house served various functions throughout its history, including residential use and as part of an industrial complex during the 19th and 20th centuries. Following extensive renovations completed in recent years, it now functions as a cultural center hosting concerts, exhibitions, and educational programs. The building's architecture reflects its layered history with visible elements from multiple periods and styles.