Event Agency in Leszno from the airfield to the baroque market square

The sweeping grass airfield of the Aero Club offers room that no hall can match - this is where ANTIDOTUM Airshow takes place, one of the best-known aviation displays in Poland. We put that same expanse to use for production-crew picnics, brand gatherings and spectacles in which the sky itself becomes part of the set.

The dedicated event offer of the Leszno Aero Club lets us weave in glider flights, parachute displays or a balloon ascent as the highlight of the day. We plan the logistics so that the aerial attraction frames the programme safely, rather than acting as a risky add-on.

The distinctive trapezoidal roof over the MOSiR floor, next to the Smoczyk speedway stadium, gives us a venue that turns into a concert or cabaret stage by night. For a corporate gala it means stands, a generous stage area and complete independence from the weather.

With the trapezoidal roof and the open airfield so close together, we can plan a single event with a built-in covered option: if the forecast over the Aero Club apron turns, we move the gala under the roof of the Trapez Arena without rebuilding the production and without losing any of the scale.

The modern building on Geodetow Street offers air-conditioned rooms with audiovisual kit, a coworking space and its own car park - a purely business profile with no compromises. A conference or a technical congress finds the right conditions here, from intimate workshops to plenary sessions for a full audience.

For multi-day gatherings we link the LCB with the hotel facilities of Akwawit and Antoninska, adding accommodation and catering. Guest registration, visual identity and speaker support all run to one consistent standard.

The Art Gallery in the former synagogue, with its eighteenth-century baroque core, is an interior that tells a story all by itself - ideal for an intimate anniversary, a dinner with lighting design, or a launch for a select circle. The vaulting and the period detail serve as a set that needs no building.

Behind it all works a whole compact ensemble of baroque architecture: the town hall designed by Pompeo Ferrari on the market square and the rococo Sulkowski palace in nearby Rydzyna. These addresses give evenings a historic backdrop that no hired set could ever construct.