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POLISH FEST
F E S T D E TA I L S
Hours: Fri. & Sat.: Noon to
Midnight, Sun. Noon to 8pm
$15/at gate
$12/seniors (55+)
Children 15 & under are free
when accompanied by an
adult.
"$5 Friday" Admission is
$5 from noon-5pm and
$10 from 5:01pm-midnight.
U.S. military personnel
(retired or active duty)
Admission is free all
weekend with military ID.
Sunday Free admission
from 2-5pm with a donation
of two or more canned fruits
or vegetables.
Treat yourself to a tasty Klement's sausage, savory pierogi, or Wisconsin favorites such as cheese
curds. Head to the Red Building, adjacent to the Market Square, for a vodka tasting.
MUSIC, DANCE
& MORE
With live performances at
three stages, the lively music
lineup includes The Britins,
Shut the Front Door and plenty
of polka bands. Or, catch a
cultural performance from
Polish dancers at the Sobieski
Cultural Stage, the Polonia
soccer club at the Sports
Arena, or a family-friendly
show at the Children's Stage.
CULTURAL VILLAGE
Watch live demonstrations
of Polish folk arts and crafts
and cooking, trace your Polish
roots with help from the
Polish Genealogical Society of
America, shop for Polish goods
and artisan items such as
Boleslawiec pottery, Christmas
ornaments and recipe books,
and greet the friendly Polish
Highland Tatra sheepdogs.
MASS
The traditional, free Polish Mass,
with celebrant Archbishop
Jerome Listecki, will be held
Sunday, June 11, with a prelude
at 10am and Mass at 10:15am.
Enter through the main gate
beginning at 9:30am.
E T H N I C F E S T I VA L S
FOOD & DRINK
Pączki
(Polish Donut)
Sobieski Wódka
(Vodka)
Polska kiełbasa
(Polish Sausage)
Tyskie Piwo
(Polish Beer)
Pierogi
(Dumplings)
Celebrating the culture, food, music and art of Poland since
1982, Polish Fest returns to the Henry Maier Festival Grounds
June 9-11. Visit polishfest.org for updates.
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