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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…
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Festival Opening: Friday September 5th
The first edition of the Krakow Celtic Festival will take place from Friday, September 5 to Sunday, September 7. The festival will open on Friday, September…
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Festival Programme: Beltaine
Beltaine is one of the most interesting bands on the Polish folk scene. The group has achieved its unique sound thanks to its special ability to combine…
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Official Programme of Kraków Celtic Festival 5-7 September 2025
Friday, 5th September 2025 “Celtic Parade” Barbakan, Basztowa 30, 16:00-17:00 Festival opening / Kraków Céilí Band Klub Pod Jaszczurami, Rynek Główny 8, 17:30-19:30 Mandelbrodt Set Klub…
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Learn the official Kraków Celtic Festival tune!
Traditionally bagpipe tunes were written to celebrate a special person, event, or place. The idea was not just commemoration and recording history in a safe way,…
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Kraków Celtic Festival T-shirts now available!
Festival T-shirts are now available! The design was created by our talented friend Anna Rabbit (www.annarabbit.com). If you are interested in purchasing a festival T-shirt, please…
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Call for volunteers!
If you’d be interested in helping out at Kraków Celtic Festival any time from the 5th-7th of September then please fill out this Google Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSePOs9vPo6VpHojHqYT9g6hXWhqFM2li5uQIyWwtk96NIeuCA/viewform?pli=1…
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The Embassy of Ireland in Warsaw is an official festival partner!
We are delighted to announce that the Embassy of Ireland in Poland is now an official partner of Kraków Celtic Festival! Find out more here: https://www.ireland.ie/en/poland/warsaw
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Festival Programme: Paddy de las Pampas and Lenka Fairy
“Paddy de las Pampas and Lenka Fairy” are a music and dance duo based in Lahinch, Co. Clare. They perform traditional Irish music accompanied by Irish…
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Festival Programme: Branán
Branán is a band from the Tri-City (Trójmiasto) area, whose music ranges from arrangements of traditional Irish melodies to original compositions. The artists draw from the…
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Festival Programme: Comhlan
Comhlan means a “group of friends” in Gaelic, united by a common passion and ability to have fun. It is one of the two oldest Irish…
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Festival Programme: Dair
The Krakow Celtic Festival will bring native bands from near and far! Meet another festival band that will arrive all the way from West Pomerania –…
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Festival Programme: Damhsa Alainn
Damhsa Alainn is a Warsaw-based group created out of passion for Irish dance and Celtic culture. Its goal is to spread Irish dance at the highest…
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Festival Programme: Dálach
Dálach offers a vibrant and authentic take on Irish traditional music in Central Europe. Founded in Brno, Czech Republic, in 2009, the band has built a…
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Festival Programme: Glór
Glór (Irish for ‘voice’) is a Polish trio performing Irish and Scottish music. The group many years of stage experience and love to share stories and…
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Introducing the team — Aleksandra Kałużny
Aleksandra is a dancer, choreographer and an irish dance instructor. In 2014-2018 associated with An Coimisiún Le Rincí Gaelacha (CLRG). She is Co-founder of the Damhsa…
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Festival Programme: Saint Patrick’s Drum
Saint Patrick’s Drum is a musical journey through Celtic landscapes, with a touch of Polish sensibility and modern imagination. A Polish music band performing traditional Celtic…
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Festival Programme: Kraków Piping Club
Kraków Piping Club was formed in late 2024 by a group of bagpipe music enthusiasts as a direct result of the Kraków Celtic Festival coming into…
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Introducing the team – Jakub Szczygieł
Jakub Szczygieł is Co-Founder of the Kraków Celtic Festival! He is a seasoned flute and whistle player, known both in the Celtic and Balfolk music scenes…