Dedication Ceremony: Symbol of Poland Reborn
On June 8, 2024, the Polish Museum of America proudly hosted a heartfelt dedication ceremony for the newly conserved "Symbol of Poland Reborn" stained glass window. This significant restoration was generously funded in memory of Zbigniew Uzarowicz by his wife Betty, son Piotr and wife Ellen, and grandchildren Harlow and
Happy International Museum Day!
Since 1977, museums worldwide have united on May 18 to honor our shared commitment to education and research. The occasion showcases a particular theme that changes every year, reflecting pertinent issues or themes confronting museums on a global scale.
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.
Have a Blessed Good Friday!
Join us in commemorating Good Friday on March 29th! At the Polish Museum of America, we honor this solemn day with reverence and reflection. On this occasion, we're proud to share a unique aspect of our collection – the 14 cross stations painted by Sister Stanisia (Monika Kurkowska) of the
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.
Rare Publications Donation from Prof. Gromada
We're excited to announce a generous donation from Professor Thaddeus Gromada. His gift includes rare publications like the Zakopane Style Notebook - Carpentry, Lviv 1911, and Folk Architecture in the Ropczyński District in Lesser Poland, Kraków 1935. These treasures offer profound insights into Polish culture and enrich our collection.
Czesław Miłosz Polish School Explores Polish Heritage at the PMA
The Polish Museum of America had the pleasure of hosting the students from Czesław Miłosz Polish School located in Schaumburg! Their mission to teach Polish language, history, and geography, while fostering a deep connection to Polish culture, truly resonated with our museum's values.
Commending PAHA’s 80th Annual Meeting in San Francisco!
Jan Loryś presented 'Polish Falcons of America' at a prestigious event affiliated with the American Historical Association's 137th annual meeting. Congratulations to PAHA, and thanks to Iwona Flis for capturing valuable material. Cheers to exploring Polish-American history!
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