St. Nicholas Day, Dzien Świętego Mikołaja, falls on December sixth and it is the unofficial start of the Christmas season in Poland, even though Advent, which generally begins a week in the past, is the official kickoff. Good kids receive fruit, nuts in the shell and honey-spice cookies, and bad young boys and ladies get a lump of coal.
How Poles Commemorate Christmas
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