$250- 2nd Prize , $100- 3rd Prize, and Door prizes to win too!
For more information please call Eugene Bak at 440-236-5552 or
the Center at 216-883-2828
You are invited to Celebrate the
You are invited to attend the Cleveland Polish Constitution Day Celebration!Friday, April 29, 2016 6:30 PM
Polish American Cultural Center
6501 Lansing Ave. Cleveland, OH
Program
Cocktails and Happy Hour 6:30PM
Performance 7:00 PM
Hors d’oeuvres and cocktails to follow
Donation $50/ Person
All proceeds to benefit the Polish American Cultural Center
Polish American Cultural Center at 216 883 2828
Gene Bak 440 263 5552 genebak@aol.com
906 College Ave, Cleveland, OH 44113
6501 Lansing Ave. Cleveland, OH 44105
Food for purchase
Starting from Fleet and E61st, E65th north to Forman Ave.
Street performers, music, dignitaries! Ben F. Stefanski II, Grand Marshall.
Seven Roses Restaurant
6301 Fleet Ave, Cleveland, OH 44105
Live music, food for purchase.
Konrad Binienda, piano
Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus
3649 E 65th St, Cleveland, OH 44105
Stefanski Stadium
6550 Baxter Ave, Cleveland, OH 44105
Polonia Sports Club
Polish American Cultural Center
6501 Lansing Ave. Cleveland, OH 44105
Artistic program, hors d’oeuvres, free event
For more information
Please contact: Charles Gliha, chairman of the Polish Constitution Day Committee
216.469.4806
Discover Polish Easter Tradition of Palm Weaving
with Ray Vargas
Saturday, March 23, 2013; 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Polish American Cultural Center
6501 Lansing Avenue, Cleveland, OH
Fee $8.00 (includes supplies)
Call to reserve your seat / Contact Carol Stafinski at 440.942.4427
Deadline for reservations is Thursday, March 21, 2013
Sponsored by Ohio Chapter The Kosciuszko Foundation
with the co-operation of the Polish American Cultural Center
You are cordially invited to attend Polish Wigilia to be held on Sunday December 16, 20012 at the Polish American Cultural Center on Lansing Avenue. The dinner will start at 12:30 PM with breaking of opłatek followed by a traditional meatless dinner. After dinner special program about Polish Christmas traditions.
The cost of the dinner is $20 for adults and $10 for children under 12.
We hope you can attend. Please make reservation early since we expect a sell out.
The first star, the beautifully decorated Christmas tree and the breaking of the bread or wafer — these are the most important symbols of Christmas for Poles. Let us explore their meanings and history. (more…)
Every year, between March 22nd and April 25th, on the first Sunday after the first spring full moon, the Christian world celebrates Easter. The 40-days of Lent precede it – it is a time of deep reflection on the meaning of faith and life, time of prayer and preparation for the Resurrection of Christ.
This most important time begins with Palm Sunday. On this day, palms are blessed. In Poland, these are made out of willow branches with pussy willows, to which other greens like branches of yew, bilberry, and box-tree are added and decorated with dry flowers and ribbons. The Easter palms come in different sizes – from small to ones that are a kilometer long.
