Palma Kurpiowska Competition
See finalists’ palms and hear the winners announced
~9:30
Palm Sunday in Łyse
Niedziela Palmowa w Łysych
Łyse, Poland
Mar 29, 2026Expected
Each Palm Sunday, the village of Łyse comes alive with the colorful folk-religious heart of Kurpie tradition. Tall, intricately woven palms made from straw and flowers are carried to church, in a celebration that shows off the distinctive crafts and costumes of this Polish region.
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Day 1 · Mar 29
Palm Sunday Procession
Witness traditional Kurpie costumes and join the crowd in following the priest to Mass
~10:00
Palm Celebration and Award
Witness the procession of parishioners carrying enormous decorated palms into church, and see adjudication of creativity and height afterwards.
Where it happens
Kościół pw. Chrystusa Króla Wszechświata
Łyse, Poland
Open in MapsHow to show up well
Plan the timing
Dress modestly
Read the local rhythm
Learn basic Polish greetings
Dress for the setting
Respectful attire for church; comfortable clothing for outdoor procession
Practical notes
Crowds & timing
Crowd level: high.
Tickets
Free events are available.
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REGIONAL RELIGIOUS RITUAL
Palm Sunday in Łyse
Niedziela Palmowa w Łysych
Łyse, Poland
Each Palm Sunday, the village of Łyse comes alive with the colorful folk-religious heart of Kurpie tradition. Tall, intricately woven palms made from straw and flowers are carried to church, in a celebration that shows off the distinctive crafts and costumes of this Polish region.
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Łyse lies in the Kurpie region, known for its distinctive straw crafts and folk costumes. Making and carrying a tall decorated palm is a cherished local custom before Easter, combining Catholic ritual with Kurpie folk art.
Key moments to know
Day 1Mar 292 moments
Day 1Mar 29~9:30Expected
Palma Kurpiowska Competition
See finalists’ palms and hear the winners announced
Day 1Mar 29~10:00Expected
Palm Sunday Procession
Witness traditional Kurpie costumes and join the crowd in following the priest to Mass
Palm Celebration and Award
Witness the procession of parishioners carrying enormous decorated palms into church, and see adjudication of creativity and height afterwards.
How to show up well
first-timer tips
Plan the timing
Dress modestly
Read the local rhythm
Learn basic Polish greetings
Dress for the setting
Respectful attire for church; comfortable clothing for outdoor procession
Photo with care
Follow church etiquette during Mass; join procession if invited, otherwise observe respectfully.
Essentials at a glance
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Mar 29, 2026
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City / Area
Łyse
Central Poland
Cost
Free public events available
Good for
Families welcome
Very High visitor welcome
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