Polish/Lithuanian Halls

Polish Falcons Aid Society

957 Fulton St. W, Grand Rapids, MI 49504-6260

(616) 774-8495

https://www.facebook.com/polishfalconsGR/

grfalcons@gmail.com

Founding Date: 1927

Number of Members: 225

Annual Dues: $50

Background: A member-only club, the Polish Falcons 

Events and amenities:

• Pancake breakfasts, chicken dinners, burger nights 
• Breakfast with Santa and Easter Bunny
• Bus trips to Detroit for Tigers games, shopping to Chicago, Traverse City, Michigan City
• Poker runs and euchre tournaments
• New Year’s Eve, Halloween and kid’s Christmas parties
• Pierogi making
• Craft and sign making, polka lessons
• Live music events
• Sporting event parties, annual tailgate party
• Bowling league
• Golf outings
• Free bar shuffleboard 

  St. Adalbert’s Aid Society (5th St. Hall)

701 5th St NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49504

(616) 774-2312

https://www.facebook.com/thefifthstreethall/

thefifthstreethall@gmail.com

Founding Date: 1872

Number of Members: 1000

Annual Dues: $

Background: Established in 1872, the St. Adalbert’s Aid Society was established to support the Polish emigrants who settled around the West Side of Grand Rapids. The society assisted in building the first Polish Catholic Church in Grand Rapids – the Church of St. Adalbert. They built their first meeting rooms at the corner of Fifth and Davis in 1893 and actively supported the St. Adalbert’s Parish. Since its early beginnings, the Hall membership has donated countless money and man hours to aid members, community organizations and events in Grand Rapids – specifically the West Side neighborhoods. A member only club, the Hall is open 12 times a year to the public for various events ranging from Halloween and St. Patrick’s celebrations, various fundraising events for local charities and annually for the greatest celebration ever – Pulaski Days.

Events and amenities:

• All You Can Eat Breakfast 1st Sunday of the Month November-April
• Super Bowl Party
• St. Patrick’s Party
• Turkey Trot Dance (Night before Thanksgiving)
• Baldy’s Famous Fish Fry during the Daytona 500
• Burger Nights (to raise money for the Kids Christmas Party)
• Kids Christmas Party  

St. Ladislaus Hall (Laddies)

58 Lane Ave. SW, Grand Rapids, MI 49504

Phone: (616) 774-9610

Emails: ividro@comcast.net

The hall has a Facebook page at St. Ladislaus Aid Society.

Founding Date:  May 22, 1904 

Number of Members: 190

Annual Dues: $35

New members pay $10 application fee + $35 once accepted into the club.  Women are encouraged to join as full members.  

Background:  

Banquet/meeting facilities? Yes

Seating Capacity: 120 upstairs/100 downstairs 

Upstairs kitchen

2 Bars (1 upstairs/l downstairs)

Events and amenities:   

• Pool Table
• Shuffleboard
• Dart board
• 4 TVs upstairs and downstairs
• ATM and Lottery
• Weekly Fish Fry’s during Lent
• Polish Dinner Night
• Burrito Night
• Credit cards accepted 

  American Legion Post 459 

658 Michigan St NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503

(616) 458-3929

https://www.facebook.com/post459/

http://www.post459.org/?fbclid=IwAR0SQpxAnp-KurDqwPOH2iX_ms8JP0iFO_-85y9TGAdtxS1aPbmiV_gEmqc

Founding Date:  1946, received its permanent charter on May 3, 1947 

Number of Members: 

• 260 Legion veteran members

• 210 members of the Ladies Auxiliary

• 170 members of the Sons of The American Legion

Annual Dues: $

Background:  Young veterans from World War II with names like Rusilowski, Lewakowski, Stalec, and Potapowicz wanted to establish a American Legion post to reflect the strong Polish-American heritage of the Northeast side of Grand Rapids. After several meetings at Diamond Avenue Hall in 1947, the fledgling Post was officially chartered, elected officers, and found a home at 700 Michigan Street N.E.  The Post membership grew quickly and moved across the street to 658 Michigan Street N.E. In 1953, the Post added the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary, and in 1963 they chartered a group named the Sons of The American Legion.

Today's Northeastern Post is surely different than the group of spirited young veterans of 1946, but our roots will forever be a part of our sense of pride and obligation. Our members come from a variety of ethnic, social, and political backgrounds. All three of our organizations are both non-sectarian and non-political. Simply put, we believe our diversity is our strength.

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Sacred Heart Benevolent Society (Eastern Avenue Hall)

506 Eastern Ave NE, Grand Rapids, MI  49503

(616) 774-4024

https://www.facebook.com/pg/EasternAvenueHallOfficial/about/?ref=page_internal

Founding Date:  May 18, 1896 

Number of Members: 

Annual Dues: $

Background:  

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St. George’s Hall

1513 Quarry Ave NW, Grand Rapids, MI  49504

(616) 458-1109

https://www.facebook.com/stgrghall/

Founding Date:  1905

Number of Members: 

Annual Dues: $

Background:  

Events and amenities:  

• Barb’s Burgers held each Tuesday & Thursday year round
• All You Can Eat Breakfast on the 4thSunday September-April
• Pig Roast in July
• Home of the Stein Hoist during Pulaski Days

West Leonard Banquet Facility (formerly Knights of Columbus 3104)

1140 Muskegon Ave NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49504

(616) 451-4411

https://www.facebook.com/p/West-Leonard-Banquet-Facility-100037274244254/

Founding Date:  January 11, 1948 

Number of Members: 

Annual Dues: $

Background:  The Social Club's Hall and Conference Center is home to our Council. The location is ideal, conveniently located to area shopping and hotels. The outside of the hall is inviting, with a well lit and maintained parking area. With an open layout, the hall can be arranged for smaller, more intimate gatherings or can seat up to 200 guests.

Events and amenities:  

• Fish Frys during Lent