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“Enjoy the rich culture and traditions of Poland through music, dance and great food right here in Westchester,” said County Executive Robert P. Astorino. “Whether you’re of Polish descent or just want to absorb some of the culture of our Polish neighbors, this festival is the place to be.”
Vendors will sell Polish foods such as kielbasa, pierogies and golumbki. Visitors can view a Polish-American cultural exhibit presented by the Westchester Pulaski Association and meet this year's Pulaski Day Parade marshall and the reigning Miss Polonia.
Entertainment at the celebration will include live polka music, dancers in traditional dress and the children of the Polska Sobotnia Szkola group will recite famous Polish poetry and sing traditional children's folk songs.
Attendees can bring blankets and chairs for seating on the lawn. Coolers are not permitted. The celebration is a rain or shine event. Admission and parking are free.
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