The 7th Festival
of Polish Folklore in Great Britain
The colour, excitement and spectacle of Polish dance, and music will be seen at Birmingham Symphony Hall on February 28th and March 1st 2009.
Over two days the UK's largest gathering of Polish folk performers, featuring 12 groups around 300 performers, from across the UK will take to the stage to bring Polish culture alive.
From the fiery elegance and joyful energy of a variety of Polish folklore regions, to the acrobatic feats of strength found in the rural dances of the Carpathian Mountains, and the many different colourful costumes of Poland. The 7th Festival of Polish Folklore in Great Britain has it all.
Held every three years in different cities, it gives the UK's large Polish community an opportunity to share and to demonstrate their rich and colourful folk culture to the people of the UK.
The festival has been generously sponsored by the Polish Consulate and the National Lottery Fund.
For more information on the festival, including photo opportunities, contact
- Dana Sujecka (Festival organiser and Director of "Wiesniacy")
on 0121 377 7155
- Adela Kobic (National publicity) on 0121 684 4936
- Jasia Sujecka (Tickets) on 0121 624 5765
- Basia Klimas (Chair FPZF and Festival Director) on 020 8395 9892.
For tickets call the Birmingham Symphony Hall 0121 780 3333.
