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Cultural and forestry events in Poland

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Poland continues to host a diverse array of cultural, community, and regional events. Building on previous literary and multimedia activities, recent programming includes poet Mateusz Połuszanczyk discussing his volume, ‘Cyberproces’, in Sokółka, which examines the influence of technology and artificial intelligence on humanity. In Warsaw, the 18th Marketing Festival at EXPO XXI features industry conferences and product exhibitions, while the third Light and Sound Festival marks the 110th anniversary of Targówek’s incorporation into the capital through concerts and light installations. Regional traditions and folk heritage remain central to local gatherings. Notable activities include the Pomeranian Harvest Festival in Sztum, the 15th anniversary of the ‘Kulczynianki’ folk ensemble in Kulczyn, and the V Meeting of Children's Regional Ensembles in Niskowa. Traditional practices are also being demonstrated, such as threshing and butter making by women's circles in Ryczyska, alongside an accordion revue in Prochowice. Artistic and social initiatives continue across the country, including a youth-focused poster exhibition in Wrocław, a sculpture exhibition by Krystyna Orzech in Lublin regarding human-nature relations, and a charity event via the Mam Marzenie Foundation in Metropolia. Additionally, Ostrołęka is hosting a country-themed celebration for the International Day for Older Persons. Recent literary and academic engagements have expanded to include the ‘Narodowe Czytanie’ event in Dębno, focusing on Adam Mickiewicz’s ‘Dziady’, and the ‘Czytanie Dwudziestolecia’ scientific conference in Częstochowa. Other community gatherings include the II Congress of Rural Women's Circles in Łysomice, a history debate in Piaseczno regarding Polish historical myths, and the 20th Housing Fair in Wrocław.

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