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Festival dates announced for 2026: September 4-6!
Krakow Celtic Festival is back! In September 2026, Krakow will once again become the Celtic cultural centre of this part of Europe. Fans of Celtic cultures…
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Kraków Celtic Festival 2025 was a success!
We are delighted to announce that our inaugural Kraków Celtic Festival was a success! Over the course of three days we brought thousands of people from…
Venues
Dworek Białoprądnicki
Built in the 16th century as a summer residence for the Bishop of Kraków, Dworek Białoprądnicki resembles a Renaissance villa and was once a lively meeting ground of diplomats, poets and thinkers. Nestled in a park just outside the Old Town, its open grounds and historic architecture make it a uniquely beautiful backdrop for the main festival stage — where Celtic music can fill the air in a setting that feels, somehow, both ancient and festive.
Klub Pod Jaszczurami
Right on the Main Market Square, Pod Jaszczurami has been a magnet for students and music lovers since the 1960s. Its gothic hall features one of only five asymmetric gothic vaults in all of Poland, listed as part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. With its long history of live music spanning jazz, folk and beyond, and a summer terrace overlooking the heart of old Kraków, it’s a fitting and atmospheric home for the opening night of Kraków Celtic Festival.
Stary Port
Tucked into a 300m² cellar near the city centre, Stary Port has been one of Poland’s best-known maritime taverns since 2001. With its folk roots, intimate atmosphere and tradition of live music, Stary Port is a natural and soulful setting for Celtic Festival performances.