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Welcome to Poland, a land where the stories of Jewish culture and heritage come alive through vibrant events and gatherings! In cities like Łeczyce and Zalewo, each corner and cobblestone street has a tale to tell, inviting you to become part of something truly divine.

Immerse yourself in the joys of our community by attending Jewish Krakow Festival Online and Krakow Jewish Culture Festival, where the essence of Jewish traditions and contemporary life blend seamlessly. From mouthwatering culinary festivals that tease your taste buds with traditional flavors to exhilarating music shows that capture the soulful rhythms of our heritage, there’s an event for every enthusiast.

Experience the wonder of Jewish holidays, be moved by the profound messages at film and book festivals, and marvel at exhibitions that portray the beauty of our faith and history. These attractions are more than just events; they are invitations to celebrate, learn, and connect.

Join us in Poland for an unforgettable exploration of Jewish culture. Whether you’re drawn to the allure of festive celebrations or the peaceful contemplation at our exhibitions, every moment promises to enrich your spirit and leave you with lasting memories.

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Jewish Krakow Festival Online

One of the oldest and largest Jewish Culture festivals in the world, presenting contemporary Jewish culture from Israel and Diaspora, held in beautiful venues of Krakow's Jewish district of Kazimierz. Now watch recorded videos online!
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Krakow Jewish Culture Festival

Krakow Jewish Culture Festival The Krakow Jewish Culture Festival is the largest presentation of contemporary culture created by the Jews in Israel and the entire Diaspora. The festival has become one of the most important cultural events of our time. Each year, the festival features almost 300 events over the course of 10 days, and hosts 30,000 participants from countries around the world who can enjoy workshops, lectures, discussions, guided tours, and of course various musical events from concerts to DJ-parties to jam sessions. The festival first began 1988 as series of events presenting Krakow's Jewish past and culture. It was held one year before communism ended in Krakow and was the first time after WWII that Jewish cultural and heritage was portrayed in a positive context. In previous years, Jewish culture in Poland was seen as a taboo and those who perished during the Holocaust or were expelled from the country were not a part of social memory. After this first small event, the festival began to expand and has since grown into one of the most important cultural events in Krakow and Poland. Outside of Poland, the Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow is one of the most well-known, highly recognized and appreciated cultural events by both artists and their audience. The festival prides itself in its forward-thinking mindest. While it has respect for tradition and the Jewish culture of the past, it also thinks unceasingly about the future, claiming to be the most old-school, radical, avant-garde festival of Jewish culture in the world.
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Krakow Film Festival

Every year since 1961, the city of Kraków has been hosting the Kraków Film Festival, making it one of Europe’s oldest events celebrating independent film. Each year, the festival hosts eight days of documentaries, shorts, and animated films submitted to an international competition for filmmakers and directors. Guests can watch a collection of around 250 Polish and international films as well as attend exhibitions, open-air screenings, concerts, and meet-and-greets with the filmmakers. The Kraków Film Festival is a historic event that celebrates the art of filmmaking with a Polish twist. Krakow’s film festival began in 1961, making it one of the oldest film festivals in the world. It started as a local Polish film festival, showing only films made by Polish filmmakers. In 1964, it expanded to include international films, and in 2001 its name was changed to the Krakow Film Festival. Today, the Krakow Film Festival includes film competitions across four categories - national films, international films, documentary films, and music documentaries (DocFilmMusic). The 900+ attendees can view over 250 films, as well as enjoying concerts, open-air screenings, exhibitions, and meetings with film industry professionals.
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Ride for the Living

This four-day event includes a one-day, 60-mile bike ride from Auschwitz-Birkenau to the Jewish Community Center in Krakow, among a packed program of cultural festivities. There is also a separate program running on the same day as the ride, for non-riding participants. You’ll receive a private guided tour of Auschwitz, unique tours of Krakow, and an invitation to the largest Shabbat dinner in Krakow since World War II. RFTL has welcomed participants as young as 16 and older than 80. It’s a festival that combines sad memories and cultural celebrations for an overall hopeful message about Jewish life in Poland. RFTL was started by Robert Desmond, who cycled 1,350 km from London to Auschwitz, visiting WWII Liberation sites along the way. Once Desmond learned about the Krakow JCC, he realized it was the perfect destination. The revival of Jewish life in Poland should be celebrated, and Desmond created a way to do so while paying tribute to a difficult past. Just 14 riders joined the first official RFTL from Auschwitz to the JCC in 2014, but now there are over 100 riders, and biking communities around the world host events in solidarity with with RFTL.
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Warsaw Jewish Film Festival

Explore Jewish Stories at the Warsaw Jewish Film Festival The Warsaw Jewish Film Festival is a beacon of cultural heritage that lights up the city with its celebration of Jewish stories, heritage, and artistic expression. Conceived to honor and share the rich Jewish culture, this festival first cast its spell over the city of Warsaw commencing its cinematic voyage in the early 21st century. Today, it stands as a testament to the resilience and vibrancy of Jewish culture, transforming the city into a hub where film enthusiasts and storytellers converge to revel in the power of cinema. Set against the backdrop of Warsaw's historical and contemporary landscapes, the event unfolds in a city deeply woven with Jewish history. The festival usually takes place at prominent venues, inviting a fusion between the past and the present, with a profusion of events that engage residents and visitors alike. Each screening, panel, and discussion serves as a conduit connecting the lineage of Jewish tradition with modern narratives, uncovering stories that resonate with the shared human experience. The Warsaw Jewish Film Festival welcomes a diverse audience, from buffs of motion picture arts to those dedicated to the preservation and propagation of Jewish culture. Filmmakers, actors, scholars, and the public unite under the art of filmmaking to honor works that explore, document and celebrate Jewish life, history, and aspirations. Customs during the festival include the showcasing of Jewish films ranging from historic retrospectives to contemporaneous creations, followed by discussions that often take a deep-dive into pertinent Jewish themes and experiences. It is a unique opportunity for all participants to immerse themselves in a space that not only commemorates the past but also shapes contemporary culture through the lens of Jewish identity. Images attribution: All by Warsaw Jewish Film Festival
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“Hallowed Lives” concert

In honor of the 7,000 Polish heroes who rescued Jewish people during the war and received Israel’s highest award for non-Jews – The Righteous Among the Nations Join us for this free classical concert. Honor the memory of these Polish heroes and the Jewish people they rescued. Name: “Hallowed Lives” concert Date: Saturday, 27 August 2022 Time: 17:00 Address: KZ Sienna 68/70, 00-824 Warszawa, Poland Admission Free, Free Classical Concert
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