Traditional Music Performance
Local folk musicians play Kashubian songs (some about rural life), adding ambience and cultural context to the day’s activities.
Święto Owczej Wełny
Oct 9, 2026ExpectedSource
Each autumn the Kashubian Ethnographic Park at Wdzydze Kiszewskie celebrates sheep farming and wool-spinning with the Święto Owczej Wełny. Kashubian villages long raised sheep and prized their wool crafts, and the festival keeps the shearing, spinning, and weaving traditions in living view.
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About media standardsLocal folk musicians play Kashubian songs (some about rural life), adding ambience and cultural context to the day’s activities.
Participants try using spinning wheels and looms under guidance, gaining insight on how Kashubian textiles were made.
Attendees see professional shepherds or exhibitors shearing live sheep, then learn about preparing the wool for spinning.
Wdzydze Kiszewskie, Poland
Open in MapsWarm clothing (October can be cool); comfortable shoes.
Respect the animals during demonstrations and cleanup rules; ask permission before particip...
Gentle reminders about handling animals (with guidance); respect the rural setting.
Crowd level: moderate.
Free events are available.
Tier A · Critical media gapLOCAL COMMUNITY & FOLK LIFE
Święto Owczej Wełny
Wdzydze Kiszewskie, Poland
Each autumn the Kashubian Ethnographic Park at Wdzydze Kiszewskie celebrates sheep farming and wool-spinning with the Święto Owczej Wełny. Kashubian villages long raised sheep and prized their wool crafts, and the festival keeps the shearing, spinning, and weaving traditions in living view.
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Learn about Field GuideKashubian villages historically raised sheep and valued wool crafts. This modern festival preserves those customs by teaching an urban and younger audience how wool is processed and used in folk art. It also connects to the traditional economy and rural life of Kaszuby.
Local folk musicians play Kashubian songs (some about rural life), adding ambience and cultural context to the day’s activities.
Participants try using spinning wheels and looms under guidance, gaining insight on how Kashubian textiles were made.
Attendees see professional shepherds or exhibitors shearing live sheep, then learn about preparing the wool for spinning.
first-timer tips
Warm clothing (October can be cool); comfortable shoes.
Respect the animals during demonstrations and cleanup rules; ask permission before participating in workshops.
Gentle reminders about handling animals (with guidance); respect the rural setting.
Oct 9, 2026
Estimated
Wdzydze Kiszewskie
Kashubian
Free public events available
Families welcome
Very High visitor welcome

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