Events

Rodzina at Polish Cadets Polish Folk Dance Group directed byLisa Florczak. Rodzina at Polish Cadets will present a program of authentic Polish Folk Dances from various regions of Poland. The troupe is outfitted in costumes from several of these regions. The performance will include a brief discussion of the origin and significance of the costumes.

Social Hour and Refreshments will follow the programs.

More information text or call: Tom Zawadzki at (716) 472-8199

Scholarship Awards Luncheon

Beginning our 75th Year - 1945-2020

1pm Luncheon

2pm Installation and LUnch followed by performances from our Two Scholarship Winners

     $35.00 per person        $30 per student

2019 Scholarship Recipients:

Collin McCrea - Vocal Performance

Amelia Wroblewski - Piano Performance

Make checks payable to : Polish Arts Club of Buffalo and mail to :

      Polish Arts Club of Buffalo  -  Installation

       PO  Box 542

       Buffalo, NY 14225-0542

Come and hear what The Polish Arts Club of Buffalo has accomplished in the last year by your new President and what we have in store for you in the next year starting our 75^th Anniversary. And an update on the 5year Janta Challenge Grant. There will be several brief Director’s Reports to keep you informed.

Following the Annual Meeting, Rev. Cole Webster,  Administrator of St Aloysius will present through pictures his trip to Europe including Poznań, Kraków, Wrocław, Częstochowain Poland and also Prague, Berlin and Vienna.

Renata Siuda-Ambroziak, PhD

Professor University of Warsaw

Visiting Professor at Daeman College

Wednesday, October 16, 2019 7:00 PM

Polish Immigrants and their Descendants in Brazil.

Presentor: Tomasz Publocki PhD

Institute of History, Jagiellonian University, Krakow Poland

Professor Pudłocki will discuss the rich tradition of European Societies of Learning since the late Middle Ages until the present time. He will provide a special focus on TPN (Society of Friends of Learning) in Przemyśl, Poland, which celebrates its 110th anniversary this year.

Sponsored by the History & Political Science Department and the Center for Polish Studies at Daemen College, and the Polish Arts Club of Buffalo.  

Presentor:  Piotr Derengowski, Phd

Professor of History, University of Gdansk, Poland

Karolina Krasuska (American Studies Center, Warsaw University) will be in Buffalo for events hosted by the Holocause Resource Center.  she will give a talk "Women and the Holocaust"

Speaker:    Joseph Macielag

Social hour and refreshments will follow the presentation.

Featuring Polish soprano Brittany Mruczek 

RSVP by December 9th to: Bette Rydzynski Hulley

191 Crosby Avenue, Kenmore, NY 14217

(716) 572-9112

RSVP $35 by Dec 9 to Bette Hulley