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Wieczór Folk Show Antresola — a communal Polish evening of song, dance and long tables in Cholerzyn
An evening event pairing a served three-course Polish dinner with unlimited drinks and a post-dinner buffet, accompanied by traditional Kraków folk music and dance.
Wieczór Folk Show Antresola — a communal Polish evening of song, dance and long tables in Cholerzyn.
Set in Skansen Smaków near Liszki, the Wieczór Folk Show Antresola stages an intense two-hour-and-fifteen-minute celebration of Polish culinary and musical tradition: a welcome shot, a three-course served meal of classic dishes, unlimited drinks, and a plentiful buffet of regional specialties, all framed by performances from a Kraków folk ensemble and a communal, biesiadna atmosphere.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Kraków folk ensemble — songs and dances
Local performers present traditional Polish songs and dances, offering a compact encounter with regional folklore and the chance to experience Kraków-style folk repertoire live.
A three-course, classically Polish dinner
The evening includes a three-course served meal—żurek with potatoes and sausage, a kotlet schabowy with roasted potatoes and stewed cabbage, and warm apple pie with ice cream—followed by an extensive, unlimited buffet of traditional Polish dishes and unlimited drinks.
Communal biesiada and open buffet
The event is organized as a communal feast that encourages integration among guests, with a long post-dinner buffet of regional fare—bread and smalec, pickles, cold cuts, cheeses, pierogi, grilled meats, bigos and more—creating a convivial, celebratory atmosphere.
What the day feels like
What the evening feels like
Across roughly two hours and fifteen minutes, the night unfolds as a tightly staged local showcase: guests arrive at the Karczma, receive a welcome glass of wiśniówka, share a served three-course dinner, enjoy unlimited beverages and, after the main service, help themselves to a generous buffet while watching or joining in with traditional song and dance performances.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this evening suits — and when it might not be ideal.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Dress code is casual smart; folk accents (either from your country or reflecting Polish culture) are welcome.
If you have food allergies, provide details on the booking form or contact the operator by email with your reservation number so they can attempt to adapt the served three-course menu to your needs.
This listing is the no-transfer option: guests arrive independently to Skansen Smaków, Cholerzyna 424, 32-060 Liszki; the Folk Show starts at 19:15.
The event lasts approximately 2 hours 15 minutes, starting at 19:15 and ending at 21:30.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the price?
Adults (over 13) pay 159 PLN; children 6–13 pay 70 PLN; children under 6 attend free but do not receive the served dinner (prices are for the no-transfer option).
What is the dress code?
The required dress code is casual smart; folk accents related to your own country or Polish culture are welcome.
Can I reserve a private two-person table?
Evenings are run as communal biesidas and table layout cannot be guaranteed—guests should expect shared seating and integration with other diners.
What if I have a food allergy?
Indicate any food allergies in the booking form or email the operator with your reservation number; they will attempt to adapt the served three-course menu to your allergy.
Where and when does the Folk Show start?
For the no-transfer option the Folk Show begins at 19:15 at Skansen Smaków, Cholerzyna 424, 32-060 Liszki.
What time does the evening end and can I stay later?
The Folk Show ends at 21:30 and the restaurant closes at the end of the evening; there is no option to remain in the venue after closing.
Can my group book a private Folk Show on a different day?
Yes—organized groups can arrange a Folk Show on any chosen day; pricing for a private evening depends on the size of the group.