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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 being. The purpose of the club is to celebrate bagpipe music of all kinds, with a stronger focus on the Celtic bagpipe traditions, but not forgetting about Polish, historical,…
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Festival Programme: Heel an’ Toe
Heel an’ toe is a Warsaw-based duo that made its debut on the Celtic music scene in Poland in 2024. Rafal on fiddle and Sai on guitar play music from such regions and traditions as Cape Breton, Irish, Quebecois, and their lively melodies in reels and jigs are made for dancing.
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Introducing the team – Jan Gałczewski
Jan Gałczewski is the Founder of Kraków Celtic Festival. Jan plays a central role in the development of Celtic and Irish music in Poland. Jan is a multi-instrumentalist, specialising in Irish bouzouki. He has been involved in the world music scene for over 20 years, playing instruments such as bagpipes, flutes, tenor banjo, guitar, and…
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Centrum Kultury Dworek Białoprądnicki — co-organiser of Kraków Celtic Festival
Find out more about their impressive schedule of events here: dworek.eu
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Hugo Yorck is now an official festival partner!
We’re excited to announce our partnership with leading tour operator Hugo Yorck. Find out about their amazing offers here: https://www.hugoyorck.pl/
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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…
