Is there a similar arts festival in Poland ? If so....
Where and when is it held?
What kind of events can you see?
I tak to trzeba napisac gdzie w polsce jest taki festiwal i tyle minimum na jedną strone!!! z góry dzięki:)
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Start Date: 2011-03-27
Date: 2011-04-03
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Trail Maintainer: Katowice Centrum Kultury im. Krystyna Bochenek
In Katowice, held the thirteenth edition of the National Festival of Arts Directing"INTERPRETATIONS"
NTERPRETATION is one of the most important theater festivals in the country. Its objective is the most talented young Polish theater directors live-action, and to providethe most interesting audience Katowice performances last season. The ambition of the festival is also attended by the jury of distinguished representatives of the artistic life in Poland. The festival takes place in the Silesian Theatre. Wyspiański and the Universityof Silesia in Katowice. Participate in the great acting teams of the National Theatre in Warsaw, the National Old Theatre in Cracow, Teatr im. S. Jaracza from Lodz, UniversalTheatre, Contemporary Theatre and the Variety Theatre in Warsaw and Theatre from Poznan, Wroclaw, Szczecin and Opole.
Jewish Culture Festival
Polish festivals often are religious festivals due to the Christian influence that is dominate in the culture of Poland. The Jewish Culture Festival began in 1988 as scholarly conference but has grown into one of the most popular Poland events that encompasses synagogue singing, klezmer music and Hasidic, classical, and Jewish folk music.
Wianki is one Poland festival that has been around longer than any Polish events or festivals. This unique Poland festival began during Pagan times and is a celebration that remembers St. John. During the Polish festival, girls wear wreaths made from local flowers with a lighted candle in the center. They walk to the Visitula River where they throw the wreaths into the river. This Polish festival is centered on folklore that explains that if the wreath comes back to the shoreline, the girl that wore the wreath will never marry. On the other hand, if the wreath finds its way down the river, the girl will find her true love and live happily ever after. If the wreath sinks, the girl will die young.