Independence Village
Independence Village is a zone that draws participants of the Independence March with its variety and wealth of attractions.
- Where? As always, in Wisława Szymborska Passage (between the Palace of Culture and Science and Roman Dmowski Roundabout).
- When? On 11 November 2026. We will be waiting for you from 9:00 a.m.
What is going on?
Before the Independence March sets off, you can enjoy concerts, meetings and more than 50 themed stands. In the Village you will visit Rural Housewives’ Associations (Koła Gospodyń Wiejskich), patriotic and civic organisations, and our friends from hunting associations will make sure there is something delicious to eat.
A large children’s zone awaits your little ones, featuring the band Bąbel Ziąbel and Pan Sprężynka with an amazing repertoire for the youngest.
Rapper Stryju will take us on an incredible journey into the past in his almost 50-minute “History of Poland”, and the main stage will also host a concert of hunting music. For those hungry for intellectual entertainment we have prepared panel discussions, and for fans of physical culture – a bench press competition.
In this unique place you will meet the organisers of the March and, with your signature, support many worthy civic initiatives.
Stand reservations
Contact: [email protected]
Programme of the Village stage
- 9:20–10:00Concert of patriotic songs – Tresonido
- 10:00–11:00Panel discussion by wPolsce24
- 11:00–11:20Debate “Minority rights in Poland in the age of globalism”
- Mateusz Pławski – journalist at Kresy.pl and Polityka Narodowa
- Michał Szymański – lawyer, researcher and columnist, programme director of the Institute for Constitutional Affairs Foundation
- Konrad Smuniewski – nationalist, sinologist, author of books
- 11:20–11:35Stryju – “Rapped History of Poland”, part I
- 11:35–11:55Sports competition – 80 kg bench press
- 11:55–12:10Stryju – “Rapped History of Poland”, part II
- 12:10–12:50Pan Sprężynka – concert and activities for children
- 12:50–13:00Speech by Jacek Karnowski
- 13:00–13:05Speech – Robert Waś and Agnieszka Groszkowska (National Movement)
- 13:05–13:15Stryju – “Rapped History of Poland”, part III
- 13:15–13:30Concert of hunting music
- 13:30–13:40Stryju – “Rapped History of Poland”, part IV
- 13:40–13:45Speech – Teresa Tasarz (Responsible Parents)
- 13:45–13:50Speech – Agnieszka Pawlik-Regulska (Teachers for Freedom)
- 13:50–13:55Speech – Robert Głębocki (Narodowe Siły Zbrojne)
- 13:55–14:00Speech by a representative of the All-Polish Youth (Młodzież Wszechpolska)
Organising the largest patriotic demonstration in Europe costs around PLN 500,000. This includes, among other things, securing the entire route of the March, training and equipping several hundred volunteers of the Independence March Guard, professional medical cover, and sound systems along the route and at the Independence Stage.
