Singer’s Warsaw Festival of Jewish Culture

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Singer’s Warsaw Festival of Jewish Culture

For a whole week at the end of August and beginning of September, Próżna Street and its environs are livened up by the atmosphere of this old Jewish district. The many performances, concerts, and workshops recall the Jewish culture that was so much a part of Warsaw’s pre-war identity.

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moreInfoEnd of August to early September, free admission to some events
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