Dawid Tyszkowski will perform in Łeba. The concert will take place on June 14th at 6:00 PM at the Rybak Cinema and is part of an event organized by the Zero Culture Foundation.

This is a proposition for all those who enjoy quieter, more atmospheric concerts and want to spend a June afternoon with good music, without the big festival fuss.

Łeba is gearing up for a special musical evening. To celebrate the 669th anniversary of Łeba's city rights, a concert by Dawid Kwiatkowski will be held at the Yacht Port.

The event is scheduled for July 10, 2026.Admission is free, so it's worth saving the date in your calendar now—it's going to be a holiday, concert-like, and very cool event.

Today, people come to Łeba mainly for the beach, dunes, and relaxation by the sea. Few people, however, know that over a hundred years ago, this place also attracted artists. Among them was the world-renowned artist Max Pechstein.

The lighthouses around Łeba are a different world than most tourists are familiar with. You have to venture a bit further from the center, leave the main roads, and allow yourself to be guided toward the forest or dunes. Only then do you discover the places that have been guarding this stretch of the Baltic Sea for years – quiet, secluded, steeped in history, and undoubtedly enchanting.

At first glance, they look like a large stretch of desert mysteriously transported to the Baltic Sea. Sand, wind, and a landscape that changes almost daily. 

The sea offers more than just blue water and beaches, but also unforgettable, magical sunsets. Even if you've seen them hundreds of times, they still amaze you every time. In Łeba , however, the setting sun isn't just a "pretty view at the end of the day"; it's a moment when everything around you slows down and transports you to another dimension. What are the best spots to observe them? 

What do people associate Łeba? Most people will say: the beach, shifting sand dunes, and the bustle of summer. There are also many interesting places to discover here. One of them is located in the heart of town. It's the Surf Villa – a renovated house steeped in history, dating back to its time as the private summer residence of renowned Polish film director Jerzy Skolimowski. Today, it combines a cinematic past with the laid-back surfing atmosphere and tranquility of seaside life.

Applications for the third edition of the "Power of the Baltic" program have begun. This is good news for local organizations, institutions, and residents of Łeba who have an idea for a social, educational, cultural, sports, ecological, or tourism project.

This year's grant offers a total of PLN 350,000, which is PLN 120,000 more than last year. Applications can be submitted until June 30, 2026.

Łeba will once again have a strong, sporting weekend. The National Old Boys' and Old Boys' Basketball Tournament will take place on May 15-16 at the Sports and Entertainment Hall at 11 Tysiąclecia Street .

Teams from various parts of Poland will be coming to the city, so there will be a lot of good basketball, sporting excitement and an atmosphere that is hard to fake – a bit of competition, some memories from the court and a lot of people who simply have basketball in their blood.

Baltic Power and the ORLEN dla Pomorza Foundation invite the residents of Łeba to a meeting kicking off the third edition of the "Power of the Baltic" grant program. This is a great opportunity to learn how to gain support for local initiatives, social activities, and ideas that can truly benefit the residents of Łeba.

Today, Łeba is associated with blissful holidays, a beautiful beach, and shifting sand dunes. Few people, however, know that this town... changed its location, escaping the sea and sand. Its history is a tale of the elements, people, and secrets that can still be discovered while strolling through the area.

For many, a trip to the Polish seaside is a must-do on their holiday calendar. Whether we're going for a week or just a weekend, we're hoping for rest, fresh air, and a little relaxation. The problem is that we often deprive ourselves of this pleasure. Not because of the weather, not because of the crowds, but because of small decisions that, in practice, have a significant impact. Here are the most common mistakes tourists make on the Baltic Sea and why they should be avoided.