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Pol’and’Rock Festival started

Pol’and’Rock Festival will take place on 2-3-4 August 2018 in Kostrzyn nad Odrą, western Poland.
 
 
Pol’and’Rock Festival is considered to be the largest non-commercial music and arts festival in Europe. This free festival will see its 24th instalment play out in August this year, and it enjoys an ever growing cult following among music-lovers from all over the world. This year the festival will, for the first time in its history, be held under a new, original name. Formerly known as Woodstock Festival Poland it drew inspiration from the illustrious Woodstock Music and Arts Fair in 1969. The festival, held in Poland since 1994 continued to nurture the ideals of peace, love, and friendship, becoming a seminal event in central Europe.

Pol’and’Rock Festival is unique in more ways than one – the event is not only completely free, open to everyone and promoting the ideals of peace, friendship, and tolerance, but it is also organized, promoted, and held by the largest non-governmental body in Poland. The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity Foundation is the leading philanthropic organization in the country, working to improve the level of medical care available to patients in paediatric and geriatric wards in public hospitals in the country. In the quarter of a century of its activity, the charity has purchased medical equipment worth over 825 million PLN. The annual charitable money collection is held both in Poland and across the globe and involves almost 120 000 volunteers. Initially, this free festival was meant to be a way of thanking everyone involved in the money collection, but it soon grew to be one of the major music and cultural events in Europe, attracting hundreds of thousands of music enthusiasts to the town of Kostrzyn nad Odrą in western Poland. 
 
“This home is for everyone, don’t let anyone feel less than welcome! Our doors are open to everyone!” Jurek Owsiak, the promoter of the Festival and the head of the GOCC Foundation, said in his kick-off message. “You are our strength, you built this Festival. Give us your positive energy and we will do all in our power to be the roof over your heads that saves you from harm.”

Image credit: Anna Migda
Festival line-up is a vibrant mixture of emerging talent from all over the world and ultimate festival headliners, taking over 5 festival stages as well as cultural, educational, and social awareness campaigns. The festival hosts over 75 NGOs presenting their initiatives and teaching the festival goers about their mission. The spheres of activities span from sports and recreation to human right, equality, and LGBTQ rights. The Academy of the Finest of Arts hosts meetings with esteemed public figures, authorities in different fields: scientists, travellers, activists and artists. All meetings at the Academy of the Finest of Arts are interpreted into sing language.
Line-up 
Image credit: Marcin Michon
Festival initiatives for 2018 include promotion of ecological activities, as the promoters of the festival push to limit the amount of waste. Each year the festival-goers produced 400 tons of rubbish. The organizer of the festival will be providing guests of the festival with free rubbish bags which can be taken to over 30 recycling points located across the festival grounds. 

Another festival-wide initiative is creating a more inclusive and open space for disabled guests of the festival.

The motto of the initiative is: when music unites us, nothing stands between us!

The promoters strive to build a truly inclusive and open festival, where everyone is welcome. For the first time we invite disabled guests of the festival to watch concerts at the Main Stage from a viewing platform.

Other disabled facilities at the festival site include: 

- Disabled ramp access to the AFA tent
- Sign language interpreters at all AFA meetings
- Disabled ramp access to all medical & first aid points
- Disabled ramp access to all catering areas
- Disabled sanitary facilities across the festival site 

Different NGOs are preparing workshops and activities about integration and living with disabilities.
The festival organizers ask disabled guests of the festival to prepare for uneven, difficult terrains. 

 

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