Free MZK buses will be available to get to the concerts. However, the number of spectators in the amphitheatre will be limited to 999, including only 250 places for unvaccinated people. A recreational and leisure area with a large screen will be prepared for everyone who cannot fit in the amphitheatre on the centre’s grounds; concerts will be shown there.
Information from the City Hall
Due to restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic, organising concerts as part of the 27th Bolesławiec Ceramic Festival requires the coordination of services and compliance with all sanitary regulations imposed by the legislature.
The water and sports centre on Spacerowa Street was the only location to receive a positive opinion from the Bolesławiec District Police Headquarters. The site security prepared by the organiser will enable people to enjoy the concert programme of the 27th BŚC safely.
The concert venue must be signposted and adapted to receive guests in accordance with occupational health and safety, fire-safety and sanitary-inspectorate regulations. In addition, the area will be illuminated after dark, making it easier for spectators to leave the zone after the concerts.
People arriving at the concerts in private cars can use the publicly available parking spaces. At the same time, we would like to inform you that MZK has prepared a special timetable that will allow everyone interested to reach the concert venue without difficulty. We encourage you to use free public transport. Detailed information will be available soon.
Concerts of the 27th Bolesławiec Ceramic Festival
main stage, Water and Sports Centre, Spacerowa Street
Friday, 20 August
- 20:00 Roksana Węgiel with band
- 22:00 Kwiat Jabłoni
Saturday, 21 August
- 20:00 Piwnica Pod Baranami
22:00 Ocelot Theatre performance with the Bolesławiec Song and Dance Ensemble
Sunday, 22 August
- 20:00 A concert for medical staff and everyone involved in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, as well as for those who lost that fight. The concert “Keep Hope” will be directed by Marcin Kołaczkowski and feature outstanding Polish artists, including Beata Rybotycka, Jacek Wójcicki, Andrzej Poniedzielski, Kuba Badach, Anna Lasota, Janusz Radek and renowned Kraków instrumentalists.
