(BRONSON) – The City of Bronson will honor their Polish heritage over the next few days as the 54th Polish Festival starts today and runs through
Saturday.
Team Poland is the theme for this year’s Festival. Bronson Polish Festival Council President Candy Cox says one of the new events this year is something that will be on display during Saturday’s parade. LINKC.
Cox says she is very happy that the majority of the Polish Festival events are family friendly. LINKD.
Polish food will be available around Bronson today at various location.
At 6:30 PM, the Opening Ceremonies and Kick Off will be held at the St. Mary’s Church Gym. There will be a bake sale, the Barbie Busia Contest and the naming of the 2024 Polish Festival Royal Court.
You can play Bingo starting at 7 PM in downtown Bronson on U.S. 12 under the pavilion.
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