The Polish community seeks your support to celebrate our unique heritage and to prepare for a future which redefines ethnicity and pride for the 21st century. We hope you will join the effort. A place to gather The wave of Polish immigrants, which began in Wisconsin's earliest days, grew to become a significant social and cultural element of our state's heritage. Our Polish identity was less visible, however, after World War II as people moved from homogeneous, ethnic neighborhoods and lost contact with the clubs and churches that had previously connected them. The Polish Center of Wisconsin serves as a gathering place for Polish organizations, friends, and families.
PCW staff helps sponsor and coordinate meetings, performances, and other activities.
Events held at the Center share Poland's rich cultural history and are a resource for contemporary Poland's artistic, cultural, and political developments within our community, our state, and our nation. Genealogy materials will be available soon to help visitors learn more about their ancestors. Finally, the Polish Center of Wisconsin is a beautiful, professionally managed venue for parties, weddings, corporate and community functions, and informal gatherings. Catering vendors are providing food and beverage service today, but plans include a future on-site restaurant. The architectural design for the 22,500 square foot facility incorporates design features of the Polish manor house, a national symbol of Polish architecture.