GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Celebrating its 53rd year in Grand Rapids this year, the annual Pulaski Days are back and open to the public!
PULASKI DAYS SCHEDULE
- Golf Outing on September 20th
- Kick Off: Flag Raising event
- September 28th at 2:00 pm
- Diamond Ave Hall 435 Diamond Ave NE - Kielbasa Eating Contest
- October 1st at 7:00 pm
- Saint Casimir's - 6th Street Hall (649 6th St NW) - Pulaski Days Parade
- October 5th at 11:30 am
- Parade route is on the East Side down Michigan Street from College to Diamond - Polka Mass
- October 5th at 11:30 am
- St Anthony Catholic Church (2230 Lake Michigan Dr NW) - Raffle Drawing
- October 5th at 6:00 pm
- Saint Stanislaus - Little Hall (823 Michigan Ave NE)
Starting as a weekend festival back in 1972 as a way to support the area's Polish halls, the event has now grown to a week-long event including 13 Polish clubs and fraternal organizations who are opening their doors to everyone to share food, music, and traditions.
PARTICIPATING CLUBS
- American Legion Post 459
- Knights of Columbus
- Polish Falcons
- Sacred Heart Benevolent Society Eastern Avenue Hall
- Sacred Heart Club - Kosciuszko Hall
- Saint Adalberts Aid Society - 5th Street Hall
- Saint Casimir's - 6th Street Hall
- Saint Isidores Aid Society - Diamond Hall, home of the Pulaski Days Monument and Pulaski Square
- Saint Ladislaus Aid Sociey "Laddies Hall"
- Saint Stanislaus - Little Hall
- Saint Peter & Paul Aid Society - Saint Georges
- Sons & Daughters Club
- Vytautas Aid Society
Kosciuszko Hall, where we were on Monday morning, will be serving over 700 pounds of fresh kielbasa from Franks Meat Market on Fulton, 100 pounds of homemade kapusta made by the kitchen crew, and too many pierogi's and golumpki's to count.
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