As there is less and less time till Christmas, it might be worth reminding about one of many Polish Christmas traditions, which is Carol Singing. This tradition is not exclusively Polish but, in oposition to some other countries, it is still alive and very popular indeed.  Below you can find some of the carols, like world famous "Silent Night" but in Polish version.  Many of them though are regional and known only in Poland. Here you can listen to some and find the lyrics.

Christmas is getting closer and closer, children got their Advent calendars, well, it is just 14 days to Christmas...
It is high time to send Christmas cards to all your family and friends. If you are a relative to someone who lives in Poland, or maybe a friend or an employer or your neighbour happens to be Polish, than maybe you would like to try and write your Christmas greetings in Polish?
As Polish Culture received quite a few requests for help - here it is:
a short guide to Christmas wishes in Polish.

Although Wigilia/Christmas Eve supper has deep religious meaning, it is not free from superstitions! The one that there should be an even number of people around the table at the Christmas Eve supper is one of the strongest ones, still very often respected in Poland. An odd number of people means that one of them will have bad luck.