Held in Warsaw for twelve days from the end of June through the beginning of July, the festival features fourteen shows, including two world premieres and six Polish premieres.

There are two Chopin Festivals – one in Warsaw and one in Chopin’s manor in Duszniki Zdroj. The one in Duszniki Zdroj is Poland's oldest music festival, and the largest Chopin festival in the world. During its nine days, approximately 25 concerts and recitals are held, featuring the world's best pianists. The venue is Chopin’s manor, located within a lovely park and close proximity to the Stolowe Mountains National Park which surrounds the town of Duszniki Zdroj. Held in the beginning of August. The Chopin Festival in Warsaw is held for the entire month of August at the historical concert hall in Ostrogski Castle and at Stanisławowski Theatre in Royal Lazienki Park.

Concerts, symphonic and chamber music concerts, opera and ballet performances, concerts of sacred music of different religions, vocal and instrumental recitals, art exhibitions and many other attractions take place for several weeks in the most splendid historical interiors of Wroclaw and several other Lower Silesia cities' buildings. Dates for Wroclaw are around September 9-16; followed by Lower Silesia around September 17 to October 1.