About the festival
Music, art and human stories in the heart of the Low Beskids — a festival where 100% of ticket profit supports the Humanosh Foundation.
How Pejzaż began
Pejzaż Festiwal was born from the conviction that culture can bring people together, inspire action and create a space for genuine encounters. We wanted to create an event that goes beyond a classic music festival – a place where art, nature and solidarity complement one another.
From the very beginning we knew that the heart of the project would be the Low Beskids and Watra Łemkowska in Zdynia – a space that fosters closeness to nature and authentic experiences. The collaboration with the Humanosh Foundation gave the festival an additional dimension, combining culture with real support for people in need. This is how Pejzaż came to be – a festival that leaves behind more than memories.
Our idea – more than a festival
Pejzaż Festiwal is a space where culture, nature and people meet. We create an event built on three values: closeness to nature, diversity of art and freedom of experience.
In the heart of the Low Beskids we bring together music, theatre, cinema and visual arts, creating a programme that inspires dialogue, discovery and experiencing culture together. We believe a festival can be a place of great fun as well as of calm, reflection and building relationships.
We help together.
Pejzaż Festiwal is co-created with the Humanosh Foundation, which gives it a solidarity dimension. 100% of ticket profit goes to humanitarian aid for people affected by war, displacement, illness and exclusion. We believe culture has the power not only to inspire, but to truly change the world.
The story of the Humanosh Foundation
The Humanosh Foundation in memory of Sława and Izydor Wołosiański has for years brought help to people affected by war, displacement, illness and exclusion. Its work is inspired by the story of the foundation's patrons, who saved 39 people during World War II. Today Humanosh combines humanitarian aid with building solidarity and responsibility for one another — values that are also the foundation of Pejzaż Festiwal.
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Watra Łemkowska, Zdynia
The festival takes place at Watra Łemkowska in Zdynia, in the heart of the Low Beskids — a region known for its wild nature, rich cultural heritage and unique atmosphere. For decades this place has brought people together around music, tradition and shared celebration.
Participants have access to a campsite, sanitary and catering facilities, and an extensive area surrounded by forests and mountains. The intimate character of the location creates a space suited both to concerts and artistic events, and to rest and close contact with nature.