Pol'and'Rock Festival

Woodstock Festival Poland, also known as the Pol'and'Rock Festival, is a free music festival that takes place annually in Kostrzyn nad Odrą, Poland. The festival was first held in 1995 and is one of the largest music festivals in Poland.

Woodstock Festival Poland is known for its diverse lineup of artists, which includes rock, metal, punk, reggae, and other genres. The festival also features a variety of other activities and attractions, such as workshops, art exhibits, and a range of food and drink vendors.

One of the unique aspects of Woodstock Festival Poland is its focus on promoting social activism and charitable causes. The festival is organized by the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity (WOŚP), a Polish non-profit organization that raises funds for medical equipment for hospitals and healthcare facilities. As such, the festival serves as a platform for raising awareness and funds for a variety of social and charitable causes.

Woodstock Festival Poland attracts a diverse and international audience, with attendees coming from all over Europe and beyond. The festival's commitment to social activism and its free admission policy have helped to make it a beloved institution in Poland and a must-see event for music fans and social activists alike.