From 25 April in Modern Art Gallery one can visit the exhibition presenting the donation of Franciszka Wyczółkowska given to the City of Bydgoszcz. In 1937 the widow of Leon Wyczółkowskim submitted to the Municipal Museum, according to the will of the artist, a collection of his works - oils, watercolors, pastels, drawings, engravings and personal memorabilia, studio equipment and furniture.

The exhibition was arranged based on the museum’s own collections, several deposits from the National Museum in Cracow and one from the National Museum in Warsaw.

ModernArt Gallery presents selected and most representatives works from the collections of the Bydgoszcz museum. The gallery comprises of 200 paintings, photographs, sculptures, objects and installations, selected from the collection of nearly thirteen thousand items of artistic realizations of the 20th c. 

Since the moment of its establishment, the Municipal Museum in Bydgoszcz has been gathering items with the view of creating a collection documenting the works of artists related with the city and its region. The period between the wars was the time of emergence of the so-called Bydgoszcz Salon, the three editions of which, in the years 1936-1938, provided a review of artistic achievements of the region.

The purpose of the exhibition "From Old Market Square to Wolności Square. Walking the streets of interwar Bydgoszcz" is an interactive presentation of the interwar , multicultural city of Bydgoszcz and its historical origins.

The settling activity in the surroundings of Bydgoszcz is confirmed with the existence of numerous fortified settlements. 

The exhibition is of a historical character, since it covers nearly a century of the mint’s existence. The opening of the exhibition took place on 12 June 2010, and was combined with the celebration of the Bydgoszcz Museum Night.

The photography exhibition “Bydgoszcz – the pieces of the city” is presented in granaries at Grodzka Street. It takes viewers back to the times very distant from modern era.

In 1939-1945, one of the biggest armaments factories designed for the military activities of the Third Reich was built in the Bydgoszcz Forest. The conglomerate of secret production of gunpowder and ammunition, built by forced labor, was one of the companies of the enterprise Dynamit-Aktien Gesellschaft (DAG), which roots date back to the 1860s.