Open zones
The Meadow of Dreams
The Meadow of Dreams is the heart of Dreamersland.
This is where the world opens in its fullness, inviting you to immerse yourself in the spectacle of the Land of Dreams.
Main concerts, light, fire, dramaturgy, dance, performance, and improvisation intertwine here into one living experience. Music leads the people, scenography transforms the landscape, and each unfolding event builds the rhythm of a story that develops throughout the festival.
The Meadow is a place of culmination, celebration, and discovery. This is where the Dreamersland story reveals its full spectrum: from grand concert moments to encounters that can never be fully planned, emerging only through the meeting of artists, place, and people.
Music tells the story, light builds new layers of the world, fire gives it depth, and the presence of people adds something to the spectacle that could never be created or planned in advance. This time becomes a shared creation.
During the day, the Meadow comes alive with encounters, rehearsals, preparations, and anticipation. In the evening, it becomes the centre of the festival’s greatest intensity. This is where the main concerts, the opening and closing, and the defining moments of Chapter II take place.
The Meadow is the heart that beats to the rhythm of this culture.
The Hero’s Arena is a place of action, discovery, and active participation. Here, adventure calls the body into motion, and what once existed only in the imagination can be explored through experience for the first time.
Workshops, performances, encounters, practices, and masterclasses led by artists, creators, and people from different fields invite you deeper into the creative process. We work with voice, movement, rhythm, imagination, and personal expression, while also drawing on philosophy, psychology, and mythology — everything that helps us better understand ourselves, our place in the world, and the motivations that lead us in search of meaning.
Here, you can try something you have never experienced before. Move your body differently, use your voice in a new way, feel that subtle spark of excitement beginning somewhere deep inside, step into improvisation, ask a question, and create a form that becomes its answer.
Understanding comes through experience, flow, and expression. Sometimes through movement, sometimes through sound, words, matter, or an encounter with something we cannot yet name.
Each of these experiences is an exploration — artistic, personal, sometimes completely unexpected. And it is precisely through trying that discovery can happen.
The Arena belongs to those who choose to step inside and respond, in their own way, to whatever they find there.
A Hero is born when they accept the challenge — the call to adventure!
THE HERO’S ARENA
Follow the Current
The River has its own course, rhythm, and legend. It leads into the depths of sound, changing the pace of listening and the relationship between artist and audience.
Music here is not confined to rigid genres. Instead, it flows in currents that meet, diverge, and carry us toward places we have never known before.
One current leads through dance. Another carries knowledge and story. Another invites you to follow the dream you arrived with and discover where it might take you. Live instruments meet improvisation, experimentation, and sounds still searching for their names.
The River remains in motion. A concert can open a story, a story can spark an experience, and from that experience a discovery may emerge that no one had planned.
We also come here for music we do not yet know how to name. To surprise our own ears. For that moment when something unfamiliar suddenly becomes close.
In the evening, the way we listen changes. The River transforms into SILENT, and the sound moves into headphones. You can join the collective dance or wander alone along the Rawka River. Music begins to unfold differently then, blending with the night, the movement of the river, your own images, and memory.
Everyone hears it as though it were playing only for them, even though we are all part of the same story.
The River gives the story a new course.
THE RIVER · STAGE OF CURRENTS
A Living Culture Environment
Bohema is one of Dreamersland’s main realms and a living environment of culture. Here, artistic life moves closer to people, while the Tavern of Living Culture becomes its form of hospitality.
It is a place of intimate concerts, a vintage microphone, music played on vinyl, posters, and conversations with artists. The air carries the scent of infusions, cacao, and fruit. Among tables, soft blankets, and armchairs, installations, exhibitions, short performances, and things that were not even on the programme that morning begin to appear.
When a lecture ends, no one has to leave. You can stay at the table and keep the conversation going – sometimes gently, sometimes with fire. The exchange of ideas belongs to culture here just as much as music, image, or the spoken word.
Slowly. Let us stay awhile. Let us savour art and the art of being. Let us explore what is possible and what we can bring together to create something of new value.
You can lie on a soft blanket, taste grapes, and listen as a maestro plays the piano nearby, telling the story of where his journey began. A moment later, a physicist translates the creativity of nature into the language of their field and shares discoveries that allow us to see it differently.
This is where culture loses its distance while keeping its significance.
The grand stage gives way to intimate performances. A work of art can be experienced up close, and moments later you might meet its creator at the same table. The programme does not end with the final scheduled event, because much of what is most interesting happens precisely between people.
Bohema takes the form of a salon, tavern, gallery, workshop of ideas, and harbour for artists, scientists, entrepreneurs, innovators, patrons, and those who simply like to stay a little longer…
Sometimes the music falls silent. What remains is the murmur of conversation, laughter, unfinished cacao, a few people gathered around the piano, and a thought that no one is ready to bring to an end.
Bohema’s wildness is not about volume. It lies in the freedom to meet, the intimacy of art, and the subtle tension of a moment when the music has already faded, but the conversation is only beginning to lead somewhere new.
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Together
The Fire Circle is located in the Meadow of Dreams, at the very heart of its concert life.
This is where we open the festival and where we gather again for its closing. Fire accompanies us throughout the entire story – from our first shared moment to its final image.
It burns like a living monument to one of the oldest elements. It is tended and cared for. Someone keeps watch, adds wood, and looks after the flame. It gives warmth, draws people together, and in the most natural way creates a place to gather.
Music from the main stage reaches the Circle, meeting the flame, the light, and the night. You can stay close to the fire and listen to the concert, feeling its warmth on your skin and the shared rhythm of the Meadow all around you.
At the opening, the Fire gathers us at the beginning of the journey. A few days later, we return to it to bring our shared time to a close and meet one last time in the same circle.
For thousands of years, we have gathered around fire for the same reasons: for warmth, light, stories, and the presence of others.
In Dreamersland, that same force is still alive.
Together.
THE MAIN FIRE
Slow Down
The Village has its own quiet rhythm. Paths cross here without hurry, songs begin without announcement, and the day unfolds between the aroma of soup, the warmth of the tipi, conversation, fire, and moments of retreat from the world.
At the heart of the Village stands the tipi. Its walls were painted by a Polish artist, surrounding the interior with images of native animals. In their presence, time flows through stories, legends, singing together, and the simple act of being beside one another.
You can sit in the Circle of Dreams and explore together the archetypes, metaphors, and symbols that appear in our nightly visions. Here, dreams become a starting point for conversations about imagination, memory, and human experience.
Every day at noon, a shared pot of soup awaits over the fire. You can enjoy it if you contribute a little of yourself to its preparation. A shared meal begins with a small gesture. Sometimes peeling a carrot is enough.
In the evening, Songs of the Heart awaken around the fire. One voice begins a song, and soon others join in. Something personal can find its voice and resonate within the circle.
Bring a guitar and sing your dream. Or sit close to the fire, listen to the crackle of wood, and allow yourself a moment when no one expects anything from you.
Closeness grows here without losing your own voice. We do not have to be the same to be together for a while.
There is time for conversation, laughter, silence, and gazing into the fire. For simple gestures through which strangers begin to create a place together.
The ordinary is part of the story here.
For a few days, we do not simply visit Dreamersland. We live in it together.
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Experiment
Dream Lab is a workshop for dreams and a space for experimentation. A place where an idea, an intuition, or a feeling can meet matter for the first time and begin to take form.
Here, you can bring together things that previously existed apart, explore unexpected connections, and follow whatever emerges in the process of creation. An experiment does not require a ready-made answer. It allows you to change direction, make mistakes, begin again, or discover something you were never looking for in the first place.
A dream is not a finished world here. It is living matter in the process of becoming.
Dream Lab remains open to different languages of creation. An idea may need image, sound, words, technology, matter, or several disciplines meeting at once. Each one searches for its own tools, its own rhythm, and its own way of coming into being.
Here, we do not ask whether an idea is ready yet.
We explore what can happen when we give it the freedom to experiment.