XIV. Krakow Summer Folk & Arts Festival
6–9 August 2027 | Poland - Krakow
We warmly invite you to join the XIV. Krakow Summer Folk & Arts Festival, a vibrant celebration of creativity, tradition, and cultural exchange set in the very heart of Poland’s artistic capital. Krakow, the former royal seat of Poland, is a city where history, art, and youthful energy meet. Its magnificent architecture, lively squares, and timeless charm create an inspiring backdrop for performers from around the world. From the majestic Wawel Castle to the bustling Main Market Square (Rynek Główny) and the soulful Kazimierz Jewish Quarter, every corner of Krakow tells a story. Join us in this unforgettable city to share your music, dance, and traditions — and become part of a festival that celebrates both heritage and contemporary artistic expression in one of Europe’s most magical cultural centers.
Participants
- Open to folklore ensembles, orchestras, majorettes, modern dance groups, choirs, and music bands from all over the world
- No age limits and no restrictions on group size
- Choirs and musical ensembles should be prepared to perform on open-air stages
- Early registration is recommended, as participation is limited
Participation Fee
from 159 euro / person
Youth Hostels
179 euro per person – Express Hostel
- Triple or quadruple rooms
- Supplement for a double room: 5 euro per person per day
1★ Hotels
189 euro per person – Zaczek Hotel
- Triple rooms
- Supplement for a double room: 5 euro per person per day
- Supplement for a single room: 15 euro per person per day
2★–4★ Hotels
195 euro per person – Hotel Alf (2★)
- 2 + 2 or 2 + 3 studio rooms (two rooms with shared bathroom in each studio)
- Supplement for a single room: 10 euro per person per day
209 euro per person – Hotel Krakowiak (2★)
- Twin rooms
- Supplement for a single room: 20 euro per person per day
219 euro per person - Hotel City SM Business & Spa (3★)
- Triple or quadruple rooms
- Supplement for a double room: 10 euro per person per day
225 euro per person – Premier Krakow Hotel (4★)
- Twin or triple rooms
- Supplement for a single room: 20 euro per person per day
The Participation Fee Includes
- Participation in the festival concert(s)
- Accommodation (according to chosen category)
- Half-board (breakfast and dinner)
- City tax
- Diplomas and gifts
- All organizational and administrative costs
Not included:
- Transport
- Optional excursions (recommended but not organized by the festival)
- Travel and health insurance
Why Join Us
- Perform in one of Europe’s most historic and artistic cities
- Experience Krakow’s unique blend of culture, tradition, and modern creativity
- Enjoy comfortable accommodation options and well-organized logistics
- Meet fellow artists from across the world and form lasting international friendships
- Be part of an unforgettable celebration of art, music, and dance — professionally organized by the Muzsa Festival Organising Office
Festival Program
6 August – Arrival and Welcome Evening
- Afternoon arrival in Krakow and hotel check-in
- Meeting with the festival organizers and group leaders
- Dinner
- Free evening to explore Krakow’s charming riverbank promenade along the Vistula River, offering picturesque night views of Wawel Castle and the Old Town skyline
7 August – Discovering Krakow & Performances
- Breakfast
- City sightseeing: Explore Krakow’s most iconic landmarks —
- Wawel Castle and Cathedral, a symbol of Polish royalty and heritage
- Main Market Square (Rynek Główny), the largest medieval square in Europe
- Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) and St. Mary’s Basilica, with its legendary trumpet call
- Kazimierz District, Krakow’s historical Jewish Quarter filled with galleries, cafés, and street art
- Dinner
- Evening performance at the Main Square (Rynek Główny) — share your artistry in the cultural heart of Krakow, surrounded by centuries of history
8 August – Vistula River Experience & Gala Concert
- Breakfast
- Optional excursion: Boat trip on the Vistula River
- Discover Krakow from a new perspective as you glide past its stunning landmarks, from Wawel Hill to the modern riverbank districts
- Choose from relaxing sightseeing cruises or lively themed trips with live music and entertainment
- Dinner
- Gala Performance on the Main Square – a festive evening featuring all participating ensembles, followed by a ceremonial presentation of diplomas and gifts
9 August – Farewell and Departure
- Breakfast
- Departure of participants
Optional excursions: recommended but not organized or booked by the Muzsa Festival Organising Office. Participants are responsible for arranging transportation, tickets, and associated costs.
Application deadline: 15 February 2027
Location
Dates
6–9 August 2027
Location
Poland - Krakow
Price
from 159 euro
Application deadline: 15 February 2027