The upcoming March weekend will be marked by intense preparations for Women's Day and numerous outdoor and cultural events. In Poznań, the Rybomania fair and the traditional Kaziuk Wileński are starting, while retail chains are tempting with promotions on kitchen appliances. Residents of the Lubusz region can count on concerts of Polish songs, and nationwide there is a discussion about the dates for celebrating Men's Day.

Rybomania Fair in Poznań

The start of the largest fishing fair with the participation of stars and presentation of modern equipment.

Promotions in Retail Chains

Lidl introduces significant price cuts on Monsieur Cuisine Smart and Compact kitchen robots.

Kaziuk Wileński and Women's Day

The combination of a traditional fair with celebrations of Women's Day in Poznań and other cities.

The first full weekend of March 2026 brings a concentration of events of an entertainment, commercial, and traditional nature. A key point on the event map is Poznań, where at the Poznań International Fair grounds, Rybomania has begun – the largest event in Poland for fishing enthusiasts. Visitors can admire a giant aquarium and meet industry stars. Simultaneously in the capital of Greater Poland, the Plant Festival and Kaziuk Wileński are taking place, i.e., a traditional parish fair, which this year coincides with the celebrations of Women's Day. The fair program includes numerous stalls with handicrafts and regional delicacies, making it an attractive proposition for spending time for whole families. In the commercial sphere, the theme of gifts and preparations for upcoming holidays dominates. The Lidl Polska chain introduced an aggressive pricing policy for popular kitchen robots from the Monsieur Cuisine series, which met with great interest from technology and consumer websites. Market experts note that despite changing trends, in the context of the approaching March 8th, Poles consistently most often choose flowers as a gift for women. At the same time, the media remind about the approaching Men's Day, explaining doubts regarding the date of this holiday, which in Poland traditionally falls on March 10th, although worldwide it is also celebrated in November. The Kaziuk tradition originates from Vilnius, where Saint Casimir the Prince has been venerated since the 17th century. In Poland, these fairs gained popularity after World War II, becoming an element of cultivating the memory of the Eastern Borderlands.High culture also finds its place in the weekend schedule. Philharmonic orchestras in the Lubusz Voivodeship have prepared special programs based on Polish songs, including performances by Olga Bończyk in Gorzów Wielkopolski. For people planning further ahead, the first guides regarding decorations for Easter 2026 are already appearing in the media, covering trends in table decoration and preparing baskets for the blessing of food. The whole is complemented by interactive quizzes about shopping Sundays, which are meant to help consumers navigate the complex regulations governing store operations on holidays.

Mentioned People

  • Olga Bończyk — Polish actress and vocalist performing at the philharmonic in Gorzów Wielkopolski.