The annual EtnoKrakow/Crossroads festival brings musicians from around the world together in Kraków to celebrate world and traditional music from many cultures. This year will nearly 100 artists from 10 countries, including Poland, the United Kingdom, Estonia, Ukraine, Hungary, Senegal, Syria, Palestine, and Burkina Faso. With the Wesoła district as the festival's headquarters, events will take place in various locations around the 'creative district': the Strefa Nowa concert hall, Wesoła Immersive, Łąka na Wesołej (Wesoła Meadow) as well as the Romana Bobrowska Concert Studio of Radio Krakow, the main hall of Kraków’s Old Railway Station, and the Poleski Boulevard along the Vistula River. The programme includes open-air concerts, chamber performances, music gatherings, craft workshops, and community-focused artistic events, and is known for its fun festive atmosphere, with concerts that often erupt into outrageous dance parties. Head online for tickets and exact concert dates and details.
The annual EtnoKrakow/Crossroads festival brings musicians from around the world together in Kraków to celebrate world and traditional music from many cultures. This year will nearly 100 artists from 10 countries, including Poland, the United Kingdom, Estonia, Ukraine, Hungary, Senegal, Syria, Palestine, and Burkina Faso. With the Wesoła district as the festival's headquarters, events will take place in various locations around the 'creative district': the Strefa Nowa concert hall, Wesoła Immersive, Łąka na Wesołej (Wesoła Meadow) as well as the Romana Bobrowska Concert Studio of Radio Krakow, the main hall of Kraków’s Old Railway Station, and the Poleski Boulevard along the Vistula River. The programme includes open-air concerts, chamber performances, music gatherings, craft workshops, and community-focused artistic events, and is known for its fun festive atmosphere, with concerts that often erupt into outrageous dance parties. Head online for tickets and exact concert dates and details.
