About this venue
Aula UAM im. prof. Jerzego Rubińskiego is a concert hall located within the Faculty of Pedagogy and Fine Arts of Adam Mickiewicz University in Kalisz. With approximately 408 seats plus additional boxes, it offers an intimate atmosphere while accommodating concerts, theatre performances, comedy shows and other stage events. The hall is named after Professor Jerzy Rubiński, a figure closely associated with the development of academic and musical life in the city.
Inside, the venue combines a clearly visible stage with comfortable auditorium seating, while a modern sound system supports a wide range of musical and theatrical productions. Its relatively compact layout helps create a strong sense of proximity to the performers, and the boxes add a more traditional concert-hall character to the space.
The venue is located at ul. Nowy Świat 28-30, Kalisz, Poland. Parking is available next to the complex, while Ułańska and Nowy Świat UAM are among the nearby public transport stops, allowing visitors to arrive close to the entrance. For broader information about getting around Kalisz and connections across the city, see the city guide further down the page.
About the city: Kalisz
Kalisz, one of the oldest urban centres in Poland, is not only a city of rich historical heritage but also an attractive destination for concerts, sporting events and large gatherings. The city combines the pleasant atmosphere of a smaller urban hub with a range of amenities that allow visitors to enjoy an event without unnecessary stress or crowds. Thanks to its clear urban layout, good organisation and the growing role of modern event venues, Kalisz is an excellent choice for anyone looking to combine entertainment, convenience and a relaxed stay.
A major advantage of the city is its accessibility. Getting around is made easier by Kaliskie Linie Autobusowe (KLA), while an important rail arrival point is Kalisz station, and additional travel options are provided by nearby airports, above all Poznań-Ławica Henryk Wieniawski Airport and Wrocław Airport. For visitors, this means easier access to key locations such as Arena Kalisz and other sports and entertainment venues, whether they are travelling by train, bus or car. This combination of road, rail and regional air connections makes Kalisz a highly practical city for planning a trip to an event.
A stay in Kalisz can easily become a complete city break. Before or after an event, it is worth taking a walk through Główny Rynek, discovering the charm of the Old Town and strolling along the Prosna River, which gives the city a distinctive atmosphere. Visitors also enjoy exploring its historic streets, bridges and quieter corners that create a pleasant backdrop for a short rest, lunch or an evening walk. Kalisz therefore offers more than just a ticket to an event — it offers the experience of a city where culture, sport and everyday elegance naturally complement one another.
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