- Polish dancing is a popular activity at Michigan Polish festivals.Dancing image by michael langley from Fotolia.com
Michigan is home to thousands of Polish-American people, many of whom love to celebrate their heritage and their ancestral homeland. One of the most fun ways to do this is by attending a Polish festival, most of which include dancing--especially the polka. Many Polish festivals are celebrated in Michigan, and each has some unique aspects. - This annual festival has taken place annually for almost 40 years on the campus of St. Mary's Orchard Lake. Among the highlights of the festival are the live musical entertainment acts and a very large dance floor--perfect for visitors to give Polish dancing a try. In 2010, the festival had more than 10 live acts. Tickets range from $20 to $23.
St. Mary's Polish Country Fair
248-705-1403
stmaryspolishcountryfair.com - The American Polish Festival is a three-day event in metro Detroit that during the past 30 years has become one of the largest Polish festivals in Michigan. In addition to offering two live musical acts to which attendees can dance, the festival has four Polish dance troupes come into town to perform.
American Polish Festival
586-264-7990
americanpolishfestival.com - St. Stan's A.C. Polish Festival is an annual event that takes place near the thumb of Michigan in Bay City. Typically taking place in June, the festival boasts not only homemade Polish food but also a 40-by-80-foot dance floor designed specifically for dancing the polka. The festival offers live entertainment in the beer tent, which is accessible each day for a $5 fee.
St. Stan's A.C. Polish Festival
John Solinski Drive
Bay City, MI 48708
989-892-0671
ststanspolishfest.com
St. Mary's Polish Country Fair
American Polish Festival
St. Stan's A.C. Polish Festival
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