Poland’s cities host festivals, concerts, classic‑car rallies July 18‑19

A weekend of free cultural and sporting events is scheduled across dozens of Polish towns on July 18‑19. In Pszczyna, the Sky&Chill Graffiti Jam will turn a tunnel under DK‑1 into a live street‑art gallery, with music and a charity drive for a child’s eye surgery. Puck plans beach‑volleyball championships, flight displays and an evening DJ set on the Green Beach, followed by a concert in the historic Farze. Chełm will host a free televised "Lato z Radiem i Telewizją Polską" concert on Plac Niepodległości featuring Lanberry, Krzysztof Cugowski and other pop acts. Kraków’s 20th Noc Jazzu celebrates the 100‑year anniversary of the first jazz concert under Wawel, offering free performances, jam sessions and a Summer Jazz Festival. Gliwice’s street‑theatre festival "Ulicznicy" presents three free shows for all ages. In the region of Lublin, a jazz festival, family workshops and open‑air classical concerts will fill city squares. Additional events include classic‑car gatherings such as the IV Miodobraniowy Zlot Aut in Myszyńce and the Traversée de Paris historic vehicle rally, which will run through Paris on July 19. All events are open to the public and aim to foster community participation and cultural vibrancy.