Tips
1. **Arrive Early**: To beat the crowds and enjoy a wider selection of food and activities, arrive as the festival opens.
2. **Cash and Cards**: While many vendors may accept cards, bringing cash can speed up transactions and help you support local businesses.
3. **Sample Wisely**: Try smaller portions from various vendors to savor a wide range of traditional Polish dishes like pierogi, kielbasa, and paczki.
4. **Stay Hydrated**: With outdoor festivities, keep hydrated. Look for beverage stations or local lemonade stands.
5. **Engage with Vendors**: Ask vendors about their dishes. Many are happy to share stories about their recipes and cultural significance.
6. **Family-Friendly Activities**: Look for kid-friendly areas with games and entertainment to make it a fun day for the whole family.
7. **Check the Schedule**: Plan your day around scheduled performances or cooking demonstrations for added enjoyment.
Have fun exploring the vibrant Polish culture!
