The Kosciuszko Foundation’s annual fundraising dinner and ball. All the proceeds this year will be going to help Ukrainian refugees in Poland.
Since 1892, the Polish American community in Chicago has come together on the first Saturday of May to celebrate patriotism, culture, history, and heritage.
John Pomfret will draw from his recent book From Warsaw with Love to tell us the remarkable story of how Polish intelligence officers forged an alliance with the CIA in the twilight of the Cold War during an intelligence crisis.
The Polish American Arts Association (PAAA) membership meeting is open to the public and will include reports on activities during the past year, election of officers, presentation of scholarship grants, and an artistic presentation.
The largest Polish festival in America, Milwaukee's Polish Fest offers a weekend for participants to experience polish culture. Polish Fest describes itself as "a living educational showcase of the arts, culture and tradition that is uniquely Polish."
A midsummer solstice tradition celebrated on the National Mall each year with dances from various regions of Poland by folk ensembles in beautiful costumes.
Polish Festival celebrating Polish culture and heritage through traditional Polish food, beer, music, cultural tents, Polish vendors, food demos, children activities and free to attend. This event is open to the public to enjoy and celebrate our rich history and culture.
The Taste of Polonia Festival is one of the oldest and largest polish festival in the United States offering non-stop live music, food, entertainment, and fun for four days! This year will celebrate the 50th year of the Copernicus Foundation and the 40th anniversary of Taste of Polonia.
Muskegon Polish Festival takes place over Labor Day weekend at the historic Hackley Park in downtown Muskegon, Michigan. The 2-day festival offers Polish food, polka music, polka dancing, a kids’ area, and much more
This is one of the oldest ethnic parades in NYC that is dedicated to Kazimierz Pulaski. It celebrates Polish culture and heritage by featuring hundreds of Polish dancers, students at Polish supplementary schools, and many others.
Polish Independence 10K/5K Run/Walk is a race commemorating Poland’s resurgence as an independent state on November 11th, 1918. Traditionally held in major Polish cities, it was introduced to the United States in 2018 and organized annually in Chicago by WPNA 103.1 FM, Polish American Mix. This USATF-certified, chip-timed course runs along the beautiful Lake Michigan at Montrose Harbor
This 40 year old festival brings people together to preserve the polish culture. All proceeds from the festival go towards creating a scholarship fund for Polish-American Youth.