The Most Exciting Events in April 2025

April in Poland is truly a cultural renaissance. A plethora of unique events, ranging from art and music festivals to culinary tastings, knightly tournaments, and a Harry Potter exhibition, will take place. We've gathered the most vibrant events of April 2025 that you should definitely check out in Warsaw, Wrocław, Kraków, and Gdańsk.

Warsaw Wrocław Kraków Gdańsk

Warsaw

Concerts in the Royal Łazienki. Throughout April, the Warsaw Opera invites guests to a series of spectacular concerts at the Royal Łazienki. Surrounded by majestic palaces and greenery, classical music will fill the air, creating the perfect atmosphere for a cultural getaway. Tickets are available here.

Culinary Evening at the National Museum. On April 11, the National Art Museum in Warsaw will organize another culinary and artistic event inspired by the “Self-Portraits” exhibition. You will be treated to a private evening tour followed by a four-course tasting dinner, where each dish tells its own story. To reserve a spot, send an email to rezerwacje@restauracjamuzeala.pl.

Wrocław

Gastronomic Picnic at Silesian Winery. On April 27, the Silesian Winery will host a gastronomic picnic at its vineyards. In addition to wine tastings, a food court with incredible dishes and lively spring music will set the scene. This event is a true find for wine and food lovers. More details on the winery’s social media.

Vintage Clothing Market at "Targi Jedwab". On April 13, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, the “Targi Jedwab” vintage clothing, accessories, and home decor market will take place at Piłsudskiego 74 in Wrocław. This festival is for all fashion lovers. The project expands its geography and brings vintage clothing, accessories, and home decor to Wrocław, where you'll find exclusive pieces with history that will become gems in your wardrobe or home.

Kraków: The Cultural Hub of April

Święto Rękawki Festival. On April 22, Kraków will once again become the center of medieval traditions. The Kraka Hill will host a historical festival featuring costume performances, reenactments, and a fair. It's an excellent opportunity to experience the spirit of the past and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of ancient Kraków. More details here.

Misteria Paschalia Festival. From April 13 to 20, one of Poland’s most famous music festivals, Misteria Paschalia, will take place in Kraków. You will enjoy performances on antique instruments in museum galleries or royal castles. These medieval concerts will leave you with unforgettable emotions. Tickets are still available, but hurry.

Instrument Exhibition at Misteria Paschalia Festival. From April 13 to 16, as part of the Misteria Paschalia festival, a rare and historical musical instrument exhibition will be held. This is a paradise for collectors and art enthusiasts. Learn more here.

"Harry Potter" Exhibition. Starting on April 11, a unique exhibition dedicated to the Harry Potter universe will open in Alvernia, near Kraków. You will see iconic sets, costumes, and props from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films. It’s an exciting journey into the world of magic and wonder that no fan of the franchise can miss. Buy tickets here.

Cracow Art Week KRAKERS 2025. From April 24 to 30, the capital of the Małopolska region will host a festival dedicated to contemporary art. During this event, exhibitions, installations, and performances will open in various galleries and unusual spaces around the city. Read all the details on the organizers' website.

Gdańsk

"Changes" Exhibition at CSW ŁAŹNIA. From April 25 to August 28, the "Changes" exhibition will open in Gdańsk, addressing crucial contemporary themes: war, climate change, and political tensions. The exhibition will feature works by renowned Polish and British artists, including Damien Hirst and Grayson Perry. Read more about the exhibition here.

Garden Party at CSW ŁAŹNIA. To celebrate the exhibition, a unique “Garden Party” will take place on April 26. On this day, you can enjoy creative workshops, floral DIY sessions, and the multi-channel installation "The Unfinished Covers" by John Akomfrah, which was featured at the Venice Biennale 2024. To sign up for the workshops, contact the organizers through social media.