Honoring the Heroes: Commemorating the Racławice Battle of 1794
On April 4 we commemorate the valorous Racławice Battle, one of the first battles of the Polish-Lithuanian Kościuszko Uprising against Russia! On April 4, 1794, near the village of Racławice in Lesser Poland, brave Polish forces, led by Tadeusz Kościuszko, clashed with Russian troops in a bid for independence.
Remembering Pope John Paul II
On April 2nd, we commemorate the passing of a beloved figure whose impact transcended borders and touched millions worldwide. Karol Wojtyła, known to the world as Pope John Paul II, left an indelible mark on history through his unwavering faith, profound wisdom, and tireless dedication to peace and justice.
Honoring the Legacy of Mieczysław Haiman
March 31, 2024, marks the 136th birthday of Mieczysław Haiman (1888 - 1949), the first curator of the Polish Museum of America!
Remembering Ludwika Nitschowa
On March 28 we celebrate the remarkable life and contributions of Ludwika Nitschowa, a multifaceted artist whose legacy continues to inspire generations.
Happy World Theater Day!
On March 27 we celebrate the art form that brings stories to life, stirs emotions, and unites cultures worldwide. At the Polish Museum of America, we're honored to pay tribute to the rich tapestry of theater history that resonates deeply within our community.
Remembering Konstanty Laszczka
March 23 marks the anniversary of the passing of Konstanty Laszczka, a remarkable figure in Polish art history. As a sculptor, painter, and graphic artist, his legacy continues to inspire generations. In Kraków, he not only distinguished himself as a professor and rector of the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine
Happy World Poetry Day!
On March 21 the Polish Museum of America proudly joins the global chorus in honoring the timeless art of poetry. Today, we pay homage to the brilliant Polish poets who have woven the fabric of our cultural identity through words that resonate across generations.
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