Polish News Translated – Poznań, October 13

Editor's Note: These are courtesy translations of local news provided by the U.S. Army Garrison Poland Public Affairs team for the benefit the military… Editor's Note: These are courtesy translations of local news provided by the U.S. Army Garrison Poland Public Affairs team for the benefit the military community stationed here. Views or opinions are not endorsed by USAG Poland or the U.S. Army. On Wednesday, November 11th, Poznań will celebrate the name day of arguably its most famous street for the 32nd time. This tradition, as always, will be combined with the celebration of National Independence Day. On this day, Saint Martin will receive the keys to the city from the mayor and lead a colorful procession.
There will also be a Name Day Town with a croissant fair and numerous attractions. The event will be highlighted by a concert by the evening's musical star, Katarzyna Nosowska. Saint Martin will once again receive the keys to the city gates This year's celebrations will take place as a Name Day Village. It will encompass the central area at the intersection of Święty Marcin Street and Aleja Niepodległości, along with Adam Mickiewicz Square and the Open Courtyard in front of the Castle. The village will also span from Fredry and Kościuszki Streets to Składowa and Skośna Streets. Numerous attractions are planned
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