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Cities to sit at one table. Gremi Borsch Fest returns

date2026-06-24

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For the fifth time, Gremi Borsch Fest invites residents of Polish cities to celebrate together through food, music and social initiatives. The project combines Polish and Ukrainian traditions, creating an open space for integration, conversation and building intercultural relationships in a format accessible to everyone.

Organized by Gremi Foundation, the festival has grown from a local initiative into one of the largest socio-cultural events in Poland. Besides promoting dialogue between cultures, the event also has a charitable dimension – since its inception, more than PLN 4.6 million has already been raised for aid activities, engaging thousands of volunteers across the country.

More information: https://krakow.pl/aktualnosci/323913,33,komunikat,miasta_siadaja_do_jednego_stolu__wraca_gremi_borsch_fest_.html

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