Wianki is a traditional Polish festival celebrated during the summer solstice, typically on the night of June 23rd. The name "Wianki" translates to "wreaths," which refers to the floral crowns made by participants. During the festival, people gather near rivers or lakes to float these wreaths, symbolizing the welcoming of summer and the celebration of nature. The event often includes music, dancing, and various cultural activities. It is rooted in ancient Slavic customs and has evolved over time, incorporating elements of Christianity. Wianki is celebrated in many Polish cities, with the most famous festivities taking place in Kraków.