Friends of the Cracow Jewish Culture Festival Society, Inc., is an American, tax-exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the premier Jewish cultural event in Europe today—the annual Jewish Culture Festival in Cracow, Poland.
Every June since 1988, the historic Jewish quarter of Cracow, called Kazimierz, is filled once again with a crescendo of music, art, dance, lectures, exhibits, and more, all celebrating the nine-hundred-year history of Jews in Poland. Over the course of nine days, numerous festival events take place in a variety of venues from morning to late into the night, showcasing both traditional and contemporary aspects of Jewish culture.
The festival draws fans from Cracow and throughout Poland, Central and Western Europe, Israel, the United States, and elsewhere to enjoy, share, and participate in this unforgettable annual event. Some of the most renowned figures in Jewish music today perform at the festival, including
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Friends of the Jewish Culture Festival Society provides year-round support, financial assistance, and personal involvement to the Festival organization. It is especially important in these times to provide the people of Poland, Central Europe, Western Europe, and beyond with a connection to the roots of Jewish culture in Eastern Europe and exposure to its continual evolution around the world.
Friends of the Jewish Culture Festival Society, Inc., has been recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt charitable organization under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3). Contributions made to the Friends of the Jewish Culture Festival Society, Inc., are deductible as charitable contributions.
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