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Describing festivals - beer festival
Chmielaki is one of the most famous festivals of beer in Poland. Chmielaki takes place every year in Krasnystaw, a small picturesque town fifty kilometres south-east from Lublin. The event is held at the end of August and continued for three days. Exhibitors of beer compete for the prize of Grand Prix of Chmielaki. The concomitant circumstances are concerts, bungee, tents with gifts and snacks and of course with beer. Last two years, I went to see what the excitement was all about. When I arrived for the first time, I was amazed that so many people went here. All the city centre was closed, because of exhibition stands placed on the main street, but the concerts were played at the amphitheatre by the Wieprz river. In addition to this, parking’s had enough space for cars. During the three days of Chmielaki, it could be found different types of entertainment, for example last year Friday was the day of rock, Saturday cabarets and on Sunday went on the star of event. Some people came for all three days, others, like myself, came just for one day. As I am a listener of rock music I decided to went on Friday. That evening performed four polish bands of dissimilar kinds of rock.
During the three days of Chmielaki, it could be found different types of entertainment, for example last year Friday was the day of rock, Saturday cabarets and on Sunday went on the star of event. Some people came for all three days, others, like myself, came just for one day. As I am a listener of rock music I decided to went on Friday. That evening performed four polish bands of dissimilar kinds of rock.
When the last group got off the scene, it was time to came back home after the stunning show, which lasted for 7 hours. I belief that I will come here next year!

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