The Polish Museum of America's annual Easter egg decorating workshop was a resounding success, thanks in large part to the generous co-sponsorship of the Edward T. & Ellen K. Dryer Charitable Foundation and the expert guidance of instructor Christine Frankowicz-Burd. Participants of all ages were delighted with the warm atmosphere and the beaming faces of the children who took part in the workshops.

The egg decorating workshops are just one of many events organized by the museum throughout the year, all aimed at preserving and promoting Polish culture and traditions. During the workshops, attendees had the opportunity to learn the traditional Polish technique of egg decoration and create their own one-of-a-kind Easter eggs.

The event was exceptionally well-attended and garnered enthusiastic feedback from all who participated. The museum's organizers were thrilled with the turnout and positive response, and are already planning to host another series of egg decorating workshops next year.

For enthusiasts of Polish culture and members of the Polish community, the egg decorating workshops at the Polish Museum of America offer an exceptional opportunity to connect with and preserve our cultural heritage.