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Lato na Wildzie 2026 Brings Another Summer of Free Community Events to Wilda
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Lato na Wildzie 2026 Brings Another Summer of Free Community Events to Wilda

Discover Lato na Wildzie 2026, a free summer festival bringing outdoor cinema, live music, family workshops and fitness activities to Poznań’s Wilda district until 16 August.

Residents and visitors can enjoy another packed programme of free outdoor events as Lato na Wildzie (Summer at Wilda) returns for its fourth edition. Running until 16 August, the festival once again transforms some of Wilda’s best-loved public spaces into venues for open-air cinema, live music, family entertainment and outdoor activities.

Taking place in the heart of one of Poznań’s most distinctive neighbourhoods, the festival aims to bring people together through culture, recreation and shared experiences. With events scheduled throughout the week as well as at weekends, there is something for every age group to enjoy.

A Festival Built Around the Community

Lato na Wildzie has become an important part of the district’s summer calendar, offering residents opportunities to meet neighbours, spend time outdoors and enjoy free cultural activities in familiar local spaces.

The programme combines entertainment with education and wellbeing, making it accessible for families, young adults and older residents alike.

The festival continues until 16 August.

Lato na Wildzie Fundacja Pro Posnania - Pedro Moreno
Lato na Wildzie Fundacja Pro Posnania – Pedro Moreno

Weekly Programme

Tuesday Open-air Cinema

9.30 pm
Rynek Wildecki

Outdoor film screenings provide the perfect way to spend a warm summer evening beneath the stars.

Upcoming screening

  • 7 July – The Florida Project

Thursday Outdoor Activities

6.00 pm
Plac Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie

Free activities designed for all ages and fitness levels.

Upcoming sessions include:

  • 9 July – Yoga with Małgorzata Hybińska
  • 16 July – Studio Joga Wita (starts at 5.00 pm)
  • 23 July – Halkownia self-defence workshop
  • 30 July – Yoga with Małgorzata Hybińska
  • 6 August – Studio Joga Wita
  • 13 August – Pilates with Zuzanna Pawlicz

Saturday Live Music

8.00 pm
Plac Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie

Enjoy free live performances in a relaxed outdoor setting.

Upcoming concerts:

  • 18 July – LenaFlea
  • 1 August – Grande Piccolo

Sunday Children’s Workshops and Theatre

11.00 am
Plac Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie

Creative workshops, educational activities and theatre performances for younger visitors.

Upcoming events:

  • 11 July – National Forests: Safe Mushroom Picking workshop
  • 12 July – Asz Teatr: Piekareczka ze Słodkiej Krainy (Little Baker from the Sweet Land)
  • 19 July – Klaudia: What Lies Beneath Wilda’s Grass workshop
  • 26 July – Kurtynka Theatre: Moja Piękna Polska (My Beautiful Poland)
  • 2 August – Regional Ambulance Service educational workshop
  • 9 August – Kurtynka: Eco Bag workshop
  • 16 August – Złoty Melonik: Kot w Butach (Puss in Boots)
Lato na Wildzie Fundacja Pro Posnania - Pedro Moreno
Lato na Wildzie Fundacja Pro Posnania – Pedro Moreno

Event Information

Festival: Lato na Wildzie 2026

Until: 16 August 2026

Admission: Free

Main venues:

  • Rynek Wildecki
  • Plac Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie

More details about the events can be found on the official Lato na Wildzie 2026 website.

A Summer Filled With Outdoor Activities

Free neighbourhood festivals such as Lato na Wildzie continue to play an important role in strengthening local communities while making culture accessible to everyone.

By bringing cinema, music, theatre and recreational activities into public spaces, the festival encourages residents to make the most of summer while supporting the vibrant community spirit for which Wilda is known.

Whether you’re looking for an outdoor film, a family activity, a fitness session or simply an evening of live music, Lato na Wildzie offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy summer without leaving the neighbourhood.

Click here for more things to do in Poznań this summer!

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