Polish School Wellington

We'd love your Polish stall at the Wellington Polish Christmas Market. For a discounted stall, email [email protected] for details. Offer ends 14 September 2025.

Because we'd like even more Polish at the Wellington Polish Christmas Market, we have a special offer for stalls selling Polish or Polish-themed goods or run by members of the Polish Community. Offer closes 14 September 2025. Please email [email protected] for details.

And we're off.

Piwo i Pajdy: This year's Little Poland bar offers not just a range of quality Polish Pilsners, but also Pajdy, delicious doorstep open sandwiches with deli-style toppings: the perfect snack alongside a crisp cold beer.

Proceeds help support the Dom Polski Building Fund.

Little Poland at the Newtown Festival, 10am to 7pm, Sunday 2 March, Arney St, Newtown.

Pączki (ponch-key) are the Polish national doughnut.

They are the go to treat for that taste of decadence before the Lenten Fasting period begins. We'll just miss Tłusty Czwartek (Fat Thursday), but we'll still get you there before Ash Wednesday.

You can buy them at Little Poland's Cukiernia (patisserie bake sale). Be in early, at the Christmas Market we were all sold out by 2:30pm.

Little Poland at the Newtown Festival, Arney St, 10am to 7pm Sunday 2 March 2025.

Many Wellingtonians already know and how insanely good Ilan's falafel are. Don't believe me? Just let the pictures do the talking.
In addition to Shouk's usual mouthwatering line-up of fresh, delicious street food, Ilan is sharing two special childhood memories with visitors to the Wellington Polish Christmas Market. These are the dishes his Polish grandmother used to maek: a fresh herring salad loaded with dill, onions, sour cream and pickles - yum - all in a quarter of pita, and Pletzlach, an onion and poppyseed flat bread.
Ilan won his way into my heart by saving his supply of dill pickles up for us, and, in case you were wondering why I have taken to posting pictures of dill plants, this is the special crop that Ilan has been raising for the last two months just for us. That kind of commitment deserves reward.
A warm welcome to the Wellington Polish Christmas Market Ilan, Shavit and Hagar.

Anita from Natural As Stones hand picks, shapes and polishes beach stones to reveal the beauty in each one.
You can find more of her work upstairs in the Dom Polski hall.

Hungarian homemade Christmas treats for you to enjoy. Mamakaja always sells out early and it's not hard to see why.
You can find Mamakaja upstairs at the Dom Polski, 257 Riddiford St, 11am to 6pm (if they last that long), Saturday 16 November 2024.

Cath Baddeley Designs: Handmade jewellery, greeting cards, vintage map decorations and coasters.
Upstairs in the Dom Polski, 257 Riddiford St, 11am to 6pm, Saturday 16 November.

Naya from .nayarett and Nicola from Knits4tots have been teaming up to bring us a terrific stall year on year since we started. You'll find felt accessories, Christmas decorations, fabric hair accessories from Naya and knitted Christmas decorations, play food and gorgeous ribbon wands from Nicola.
You'll find the work of this dynamic duo upstairs in the Dom Polski hall.

Naya from .nayarett and Nicola from Knits4tots have been teaming up to bring us a terrific stall year on year since we started. You'll find felt accessories, Christmas decorations, fabric hair accessories from Naya and knitted Christmas decorations, play food and gorgeous ribbon wands from Nicola.

You'll find the work of this dynamic duo upstairs in the Dom Polski hall.