Our society organizes and sponsors the longest-running, ethic festival held in Grand Rapids -- the Dozynki Polish Harvest Festival!
Thousands of people turn out each year for this three-day celebration of Polish food, music and culture, usually held at a Downtown location on the last full weekend of August.
Admission to this fun, family fr
Our society organizes and sponsors the longest-running, ethic festival held in Grand Rapids -- the Dozynki Polish Harvest Festival!
Thousands of people turn out each year for this three-day celebration of Polish food, music and culture, usually held at a Downtown location on the last full weekend of August.
Admission to this fun, family friendly event has always been free, with live music, dancing and some of the best Polish food in West Michigan!
Metro Grand Rapids is home to a large and vibrant Polish-Lithuanian community, tracing its roots back more than a century when immigrants from Poland and Lithuania settled here in search of better lives.
Those immigrants brought with them music, food, traditions and a zest for life that continues today at events held weekly at Polish-Lit
Metro Grand Rapids is home to a large and vibrant Polish-Lithuanian community, tracing its roots back more than a century when immigrants from Poland and Lithuania settled here in search of better lives.
Those immigrants brought with them music, food, traditions and a zest for life that continues today at events held weekly at Polish-Lithuanian halls throughout the Grand Rapids area, at area churches and at venues such as Rosa Parks Circle and the Grand Rapids Public Muse
Established in 1963 as the Polish Arts Society, our organization has promoted Polish-Lithuanian culture in metro Grand Rapids through art exhibits, lectures, events and sponsorships of organizations such as the P.R.C.U.A. Malbork Dance Group.
Some of the highlights of our cultural efforts include our annual Traditional Wigilia Dinner held
Established in 1963 as the Polish Arts Society, our organization has promoted Polish-Lithuanian culture in metro Grand Rapids through art exhibits, lectures, events and sponsorships of organizations such as the P.R.C.U.A. Malbork Dance Group.
Some of the highlights of our cultural efforts include our annual Traditional Wigilia Dinner held in December and organization of Matka Boska Zielna, the feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary held on Aug. 15.
Calder Plaza, Grand Rapids, Mi.
It's the longest running ethnic event held in Grand Rapids -- the Dozynki Polish Harvest Festival -- and its free! Come join us for 3 days...
Calder Plaza, Grand Rapids, Mi.
St. Isidore Church, 625 Spring Ave. NE
Monsignor Edward Hankiewicz will lead the service that is a traditional favorite for local Catholics: a Mass with a blessing of flowers and ...
St. Isidore Church, 625 Spring Ave. NE
Diamond Hall, 439 Diamond Ave. NE
The PHS is throwing a party for all the wonderful people who volunteered their time in 2023 at the Dozynki Festival, Wigilia Dinner, Matka...
Diamond Hall, 439 Diamond Ave. NE
Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St
Join us for Polish American Night with the Grand Rapids Griffins. A portion of the proceeds goes towards PHS Grand Rapids. The link to ticke...
Van Andel Arena, 130 Fulton St
West Leonard Banquet Facility, 1140 Muskegon Ave. NW
Enjoy the tradition of Wigilia -- without the work! Delicious Polish themed supper with a singalong of Polish Christmas carols. We need your...
West Leonard Banquet Facility, 1140 Muskegon Ave. NW
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