Highlights from the Premiere Event: “Polish Chicago” Album Launch
On April 28, the Polish Museum of America had the pleasure of hosting a remarkable premiere event, where attendees had the exclusive opportunity to meet with the authors and creators behind the captivating album "Polish Chicago: Iconic Places of Chicago's Polish Community."
Recent Visits at the PMA: A Celebration of Heritage
The Polish Museum of America had the pleasure to host two incredible groups, each bringing their own unique energy and enthusiasm for Polish heritage.
Happy World Book and Copyright Day!
On April 23 we celebrate the magic of books and the joy of reading! As the Polish Museum of America, we believe in the power of literature to connect us across time, cultures, and generations.
Commemorating the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
April 19 marks the anniversary of a somber chapter in history that forever echoes the resilience and bravery of the human spirit. On April 19th, 1943, smoke billowed over the skies of central Warsaw as the Nazi German occupying forces sought to extinguish the last flickers of hope within the
Celebrating 109 Years of the PMA Library!
On April 18 we commemorate a significant milestone in our history—the ceremonial opening of the PMA Library in 1915. Blessed by Father Jan Obyrtacz, this institution has been a beacon of Polish literature and culture for over a century.
Happy International Day for Monuments and Sites!
On April 18th, we celebrate the International Day for Monuments and Sites! As custodians of cultural heritage, we recognize the importance of preserving and protecting our diverse monuments and sites.
Defying Odds: The Warsaw Insurrection of 1794
April 17 marks the anniversary of the Warsaw Insurrection of 1794, a pivotal event in Polish history. It was an armed Polish insurrection by the city's populace early in the Kościuszko Uprising and a bold attempt to free Warsaw from the grip of the Russian Empire.
Happy World Art Day!
April 15 marks World Art Day, a global celebration dedicated to fostering the development, dissemination, and appreciation of art, as declared during the 40th session of UNESCO’s General Conference in 2019.
Katyń Massacre Remembrance Day
April 13th marks the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the 1940 Katyn Forest Massacre, a dark chapter orchestrated by the NKVD. Let us honor those lost and preserve historical truth for a future of peace and solidarity.
Celebrating Marian Mokwa’s Birthday
On April 9 we celebrate the birthday of Marian Mokwa, a Polish painter, traveler, and social activist! With over 80 years of dedication to his craft, Mokwa left a lasting mark on the art world, creating approximately 9,000 oil and watercolor paintings along with thousands of drawings.
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