Kashubian Unity Day
March 19, Tuesday
The Kashubians are a people who live in northwestern Poland, mainly in Pomerania, and speak the Kashubian language, which is one of the West Slavic languages. Despite their long history and unique culture, the Kashubians have long been under the influence of various neighboring peoples and states, which has led to some extinction of their language and traditions.
Holiday traditions
Cultural events. On Kashubian Unity Day, various cultural events are held, such as concerts, exhibitions, folk art and dance festivals, which help to maintain interest in Kashubian culture among young people and in society as a whole.
Performing Kashubian songs and dances. On this day, events dedicated to Kashubian songs and dances are held at various levels, including schools and cultural centers. These traditions are very important for preserving the Kashubian cultural identity.
Exhibitions and fairs. An important element of the holiday are exhibitions where you can see traditional Kashubian products such as embroidery, ceramics, textiles and other crafts.
Language and history lessons. Many educational institutions offer lessons on Kashubian history and language. This helps young people better understand and appreciate their heritage.