It performed for Polish and American audiences in Southern California, appearing at events celebrating Polish national anniversaries, religious holidays, and various special occasions of the Polish American community. In 1997 and 1998 G rale performed at holiday festivities at the Ronal Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley. Through the years, many Polish Americans based in Orange County, have been involved in the activities of this group. Since 1976 Rick Kobzi has served as the ensemble's director. The focus of the ensemble rests on preparing dances for public performances, for various audiences.
Many performances adorn social and patriotic events of the Polish American community.
Here, the dancers present their skill to spectactors who know the Polish dance traditions and Polish costumes, but are very positively inclined towards displays of color, music and movement, that fill them with a national pride. In contrast, American audiences without Polish bacground are often not aware of the scope of Polish dance traditions. An essential part of the repertoire is, of course, the polka - the symbol of national identity for Polish Americans. The group performed during many notable events. An important appearance of the ensemble, still known as Mazur Dancers , was its performance for the Los Angeles Celebration of the American Bi-Centennial in 1976.