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Naming contest for the Polish theater group!
Creative ideas wanted! Come up with a name for the Polish theater group and win the satisfaction and the one and only splendid Polish surprise basket. Send your ideas at [email protected] Deadline for submission: August 31st 2021...
Learn to Speak Polish this summer!
Summer Online introduction to Polish language for adults. Everything you need to know to get you started with your Polish studies. If you already have basic knowledge of Polish, we offer intermediate level as well.
Narodowy Spis Powszechny Ludności i Mieszkań 2021
1 kwietnia rozpoczął się Narodowy Spis Powszechny Ludności i Mieszkań 2021 i jest w pełni realizowany przy użyciu interaktywnego formularza spisowego. W spisie muszą wziąć udział również obywatele RP przebywający w czasie spisu zagranicą (doprecyzowane przez GUS - obowiązek ciąży na osobach zameldowanych w Polsce). Spisowi podlegają także: - mieszkania, w tym prywatne mieszkania w obiektach zbiorowego zakwaterowania, budynki, obiekty zbiorowego zakwaterowania oraz zamieszkane pomieszczenia niebędące mieszkaniami. Spisem nie obejmuje się natomiast: - osób, które dokonały wymeldowania z pobytu stałego w związku z wyjazdem za granicę na stałe; więcej...
Roy “Wojtek” Koczarski February 7, 1929 – April 26, 2021
Roy “Wojtek” Koczarski, a long time member of the Polish community, and notably the architect taking care of the Polish Home, died on April 26, 2021 of old age with his family by his side. Wojciech Koczarski was born on February 7, 1929 in Lwów, then a major city in Poland, now Lviv in Ukraine, as a son of Zofia and Roman Koczarski. At 14, conscripted by the Nazi Germany to forced labor digging trenches during WWII, he managed to escape and ended up in Italy; there, at the age of 16 he joined ranks of the Polish Army...
“Something Old, Something Borrowed” exhibition in Honor of Barbara and Marian Strutyński open at the upper hall
Polish Home Association presents our community with an exhibit straight from the time capsule. We have accumulated decades worth of art and stage props used on multiple occasions by Kabaret To i Owo, Teatrzyk Biedronka and Młodzi Polanie, lead by Barbara and Marian Strutyński. They organized multigenerational groups and popularized Polish culture throughout Greater Seattle Area. The exhibit is open for visitors every Friday between 6 and 10 pm in Polish Home Associatiion. If you were involved in one of the groups back in the day, we especially invite you to come and share your memories....
Dining Room
"Marmolada", our dining room under new management, opens on March 5th....
Bar
Bar is open at the same time as restaurant. We serve a great selection of Polish beers, liqueurs and vodkas as well as cocktails and wine....
Library
The Polish Home Library is a non-profit organization and part of the Polish Home Association. The Library is very fortunate to have many old, and recently published books in Polish. There is also a large section with books for children....
Polish School
The Juliusz Słowacki Polish School is located in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood in the historic Polish Home building. Our students are children from Polish and “mixed” families, as well as English-speaking adults. Under the guidance of dedicated, experienced teachers they learn to read, write and speak Polish. ...
Ballroom
The upstairs hall, one of the most beautiful ballrooms in Seattle, features about 3,500 sq. ft. of hardwood dance floor, bar, stage, and a set of restrooms. The occupancy of this unit is 250 people. There is an elevator providing easy access. Downstairs contains a smaller hall with stage, bar, kitchen, and another set of restrooms; with the occupancy of 150 people....
