• Workshops after Sunday cartoons, booked together with the screening ticket and capped at 50 people
• Sensory-friendly screenings several times a month, where kids can comment out loud and walk around during the film
• Stamp card for kids: the Karta Małego Przyjaciela Kina comes with a child's ticket, and stamps trade for prizes (online buyers collect theirs at the box office)

Kino Nowe Horyzonty is Poland's largest art-house cinema, with nine screens inside Wratislavia Tower. On Sunday mornings it shows short cartoons for young kids, followed by an art workshop themed on the films.

Several times a month, sensory-friendly screenings keep the lights partly on and the sound lower, with no ads and no rule about sitting still. There is a bistro, a café and a bookshop, and no popcorn.