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Events in Poland

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Poland is a country whose people possess celebrated traditions along with rich cultural heritage. A lot of the happenings here are based on history or folklore, allowing one to peek into the history of the nation. During festivals there is usually an abundance of music, folk dances and colorful attire hence giving a friendly feeling to both outsiders and the local.

Some important events include commemorating Saint John’s Eve (Wianki) inspired by jubilant music accompanied by a pyrotechnic display, and All Saints' Day, which brings a somber mood where many people go to the graves of their deceased relatives. The Christmas fairs customary in Kraków are also exceptional in that they add a spark to the winter months!

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Additional Events in Poland

Śmigus-Dyngus (Wet Monday)

Celebrated on the Monday after Easter, Smigus Dyngus is one of the Polish holiday, during which water is poured on each other, marking the end of winter and arrival of spring. Over the years, the practice has changed from the more serious fertility and rejuvenation, to one that’s a lot of fun in the city, with children gallivanting around wielding buckets of water and water arms glee showering their relatives and friends.

Andrzejki (St. Andrews Day)

Since in Poland November 29th is St. Andrew’s Day, it is celebrated with a lot of merrymaking and is also a night that involves a lot of fortune telling and related folly especially by the youths. Traditionally, it is the night of the divination of the future, when people pour wax and look at shadows for what is instore for them in the near future especially in aspects of love. Andrzejki combines the spirit of fun with ancient magic as friends come together for a night of entertainment and mystery.