18-27 September 2026 · Warsaw · Concert halls and cultural venues across Warsaw
Warsaw Autumn 2026 · Poland
The festival brings contemporary music concerts, installations, talks, radio and young-audience events to Warsaw, Poland.
Europe · Poland
Documented festivals in Poland
The festival brings contemporary music concerts, installations, talks, radio and young-audience events to Warsaw, Poland. Mad About Music opens the refurbished Sinfonia Varsovia site in Warsaw, Poland, with orchestral and chamber concerts, jazz, early music and accessible family events.
Historical development of festivals
Festival culture in Poland has developed through religious and civic calendars, seasonal cycles and regional customs passed between generations. That historical continuity now coexists with contemporary cultural formats.
Festive tradition and cultural diversity
The cultural diversity of Poland is visible in religious feasts, seasonal traditions, music, film, theatre and urban culture. Local forms preserve distinct territorial identities within a varied national calendar.
Continental relevance
Within Europe, Poland contributes its own traditions and takes part in regional cultural exchange through heritage celebrations and contemporary festivals.
International reach
The international reach of Poland is expressed through cultural networks, co-productions and gatherings connecting communities, institutions and artists from different countries.
Principal festival categories
Major festival families in Poland include religious feasts, seasonal traditions, music, film, theatre and urban culture. The inventory on this page documents specific examples through official sources.
Warsaw
22-27 September 2026 · Warsaw · Sinfonia Varsovia, 272 Grochowska Street
Mad About Music 2026 · Poland
Mad About Music opens the refurbished Sinfonia Varsovia site in Warsaw, Poland, with orchestral and chamber concerts, jazz, early music and accessible family events.