Towarzystwo Upowszechniania Sztuki Baletowej Terpsychora w CzęstochowieAssociation

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Overview

Status
Active
Registry date
2002-05-16
Activity description

Towarzystwo Upowszechniania Sztuki Baletowej TERPSYCHORA runs the Social Ballet School and the Social Ballet Club in Częstochowa. The ballet school was founded in 2000, and the ballet club has operated since 1958. They also organize dance classes for adults.

Registered address
Aleja Wolności 44, 42-200 Częstochowa, Poland
Opening hours
Monday–Friday
16:00–20:00
Phone
Electronic delivery address
AE:PL-84524-55509-CWEET-31

Offer

  • Ballet classes for children
  • Ballet classes for teenagers
  • Dance classes for adults
  • Ballet instruction

Authorized Representatives

Agnieszka Sztajner Pikuła – President
Aneta Elżbieta Wojtyra – Vice President
Renata Banaś Kieca – Management Board Member
Kalina Strach – Członek
Katarzyna Kiepura Papisz – Sekretarz Zarządu

Manner of representation

The management board of the association is authorised to acquire, dispose of and encumber property and to incur obligations on behalf of the association. For the validity of declarations of will in the area referred to in the preceding point, the joint action of two members of the management board, including the President or the Vice-President, is required. The signature of the President or the Vice-President of the association’s management board is required for the validity of letters and documents.

Supervisory board

Anna Błasiak – Supervisory Board Member
Joanna Skrzeszowska – Supervisory Board Member
Renata Michalik Patrzykont – Supervisory Board Member

Beneficial owners

Person

Debt

No entries in the National Debtors Register (KRZ).

Public aid

5 public aid cases recorded, with a total value of $30,206.

PurposeGross amount
Aid compensating for the negative economic consequences of COVID-19, granted in limited amounts
$26,826
Aid compensating for the negative economic consequences of COVID-19, granted in limited amounts
$1,109
Aid compensating for the negative economic consequences of COVID-19, granted in limited amounts
$1,109

FAQ

Last updated: 2026-10-07