Kraków Celtic Festival
Join us in 2025 for a celebration of music, dance, and culture from Ireland, Scotland, Brittany, and Poland.
When?
Kraków Celtic Festival will take place from September 5th-7th, 2025.
Where?
The primary venue for the festival is Dworek Białoprądnicki in the north of Kraków, Poland.
How much?
Kraków Celtic Festival is entirely free, so come join us this September!
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Goldfinch Whistles is now an Official Partner of Kraków Celtic Festival
We’re thrilled to announce that Goldfinch Whistles is joining this year’s Kraków Celtic Festival as an official partner! Handcrafted in Poland with a deep love for tradition and tone, Goldfinch Whistles brings the soul of Celtic music to life—one note at a time. Their whistles are beloved by musicians across Europe and beyond for their…
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Our St Patrick’s Day Céilí Event was a success!
What an evening it was! Let’s relive our Céilí Night once again! Follow our social media closely, as soon we’ll be publishing new info about the upcoming Festival and the smaller Celtic events preceding it. Don’t miss it! The amazing shutter master Sasza Usyk is responsible for the wonderful photo coverage of Saturday’s event. Thank…
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Kraków Celtic Festival mentioned on Polish Television!
Aleksandra, a member of our team, appeared today with her friends on TVP2, opening the programme Pytanie na Śniadanie. She mentioned our upcoming festival! Polish TV was moved today by Irish music and dance, which was listened to by the Irish Ambassador to Poland, Patrick Haughey, who was present in the studio. We encourage you…
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St. Patrick’s Céilí Night | wieczór kultury celtyckiej !
Join us on the 22 March at St. Patrick’s Céilí Night | wieczór kultury celtyckiej in Dworek Białoprądnicki Cultural Centre! It is also the location of this year’s Kraków Celtic Festival, which will take place this September. It is here that the Celtic heart of Poland will beat in the summer! Dworek is surrounded by…
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International Women’s Day
Kraków Celtic Festival is marking International Women’s Day with this tune, “Krakowianki,” composed and performed by Lindsay Davidson on the Scottish smallpipes, sometimes known as the ‘wee pipes’. In the bagpipe world, it is traditional to compose a piece of music to commemorate a person, a place, a moment in history. In such a way…
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KCF on the radio!
We visited @radio_krakow on March 1! On the day of St. David, the patron saint of Wales, we had the opportunity to talk about Celtic culture in Poland and Krakow, plans for our festival in September, and also to play live! We would like to thank editor Krystyna Święcicka-Wójcik for inviting us and all the…
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Burns Session Night in Klub Re
The Burns Session Night was a success! We are very happy that you all dropped by in such great numbers and with such wonderful energy for the first event under the aegis of the Krakow Celtic Festival. This is just a foretaste of how we will be partying in September! Many thanks to @klub_re for…
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St. Andrews festival announcement!
On Saturday 30th November, St. Andrews night, we announced the first ever Kraków Celtic Festival. To accompany the announcement, Lindsay Davidson played a selection of tunes on the pipes whilst we were treated to Scottish dancing from Anna and Daria from Comhlan, Irish and Scottish dance group. Set against the backdrop of the Kładka Bernatka…