TVN24 Brings Kazimierz Dolny to Live TV

22 April 2026 Poland Radar 0 Comments

TVN24 broadcasts from Kazimierz Dolny as presenters share hometown stories during the station’s 25th anniversary tour.

TVN24 will broadcast live from Kazimierz Dolny this Saturday as part of its 25th anniversary “Jesteśmy stąd” tour. Moreover, three presenters from the Lublin region will share personal stories from their hometowns.

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Kazimierz Dolny on national TV

Consequently, the station will set up a mobile studio at the Mały Rynek and the Kazimierski Ośrodek Kultury Promocji i Turystyki. In addition, Anna Jędrzejowska, Agata Adamek and Dorota Gardias will host segments and meet viewers. Furthermore, the program aims to show local life, history and pride. Therefore, expect interviews with residents and local guides. Also, the event will highlight the journalists’ personal memories and favourite places.

Why the broadcast matters

Moreover, the series marks TVN24’s quarter-century milestone. Consequently, the station travels to several towns to reconnect with communities. In addition, the show foregrounds regional culture and small-town Poland. However, the program also affects tourism and local economies. Therefore, businesses can gain more visitors after national coverage. Furthermore, viewers will see how Polish heritage events boost summer festivals and hospitality.

What viewers will see and who will appear

In addition to the hosts, the show will feature Marcin Pisula, a community leader and guide. Moreover, Joanna Szkuat from the Muzeum Nadwiślańskie will discuss local nature and conservation. Also, Kamil Wroński, the youngest university student in Poland, will appear. Furthermore, actor Bartosz Gelner will speak about the “Dwa Brzegi” summer festivals. Consequently, viewers will find a mix of local memory, culture and science in one broadcast.

💡 GOOD TO KNOW: If you plan to visit, note a few Polish realities. For example, health care administration sits with the NFZ (National Health Fund). Also, pensions and social insurance relate to ZUS (Social Insurance Institution). In addition, long-term residents need a PESEL number (national ID). Therefore, register at the local town office if you stay long. Moreover, many small vendors accept cash only in market lanes, so carry some złoty. Finally, if you drive, watch for narrow streets and limited parking in old towns.

Consequently, the on-site studio will also run public workshops. In addition, Dorota Gardias will offer weather presenting lessons. Moreover, the televised presence gives locals a chance to appear on national television. However, the show also invites tourists to see behind-the-scenes TV production. Therefore, expect crowds near the Mały Rynek and the riverbanks that day.

In sum, the broadcast offers a human view of regional Poland. Moreover, it shows how national media can strengthen local identity and tourism. Therefore, expats curious about Polish towns will find cultural nuance, practical tips and names to follow.

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