The Spring Sacrifice of Marzanna
About this event
MFA Student Michelle Cieloszczyk and the Ann Arbor Polonia Association invites you to reinterpret a thousand-year-old Slavic cultural tradition on the mythological figure of Marzanna, the goddess...
What to Expect
- 1.Plan to park in the Matthaei Botanical Gardens main lot and arrive 20-30 minutes early to grab a good spot and find the check-in point. The event runs from 2 PM into late evening, so be prepared for daylight and after-dark segments.
- 2.You’ll experience a contemporary interpretation of the Marzanna tradition—expect a mix of readings, performance pieces, and reflective moments rather than a single narrative.
- 3.The crowd tends to be thoughtful and quiet. Leave phones on silent and avoid talking during the performances.
- 4.Dress for variable weather and comfortable footing—the gardens can be uneven and some segments may be outdoors.
- 5.If you’re new to this kind of MFA-led cultural piece, don’t hesitate to chat with performers or volunteers after to learn more. It’s usually a welcoming crowd that's happy to discuss the concept.
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