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Polish Festival: Pierogi, Polka & Purpose
9 Sep
Summary
- Festival features kielbasa, pierogi, potato pancakes, and stuffed cabbage.
- Event aims to raise awareness and rebuild a Polish community home.
- The Krakusy Society, established in 1903, hosts the family-friendly event.
This Saturday, the Krakusy Society will host its annual Polish Festival in Struthers, Ohio. The event kicks off with kielbasa being smoked on Wednesday, signaling the start of preparations for a weekend filled with Polish culinary delights.
Attendees can look forward to a variety of traditional foods, including potato pancakes, pierogi, and stuffed cabbage. Complementing the food will be the sounds of polka music, creating a festive atmosphere for all ages. The Krakusy Society, founded in 1903, organizes this family-friendly festival.
The festival's dual purpose is to promote awareness of Polish culture and to support the rebuilding of the society's Polish home. Their previous home on South Avenue was lost in 2016. The organization is actively seeking a new property to establish a gathering space for cultural events and community engagement.
The festival will take place from noon to 8 p.m. at St. Nicholas Church in Struthers. Further information is available online or by contacting 330-256-2462.
