The Kosciusko Foundation Presents “Mozart’s Sister†By Raymond Rolak, Weronika Lukaszewska contributing NEW YORK– With one showing on Sunday January 22, 2012 at 5p.m., the Kosciusko Foundation is presenting “Mozart’s Sister†starring Sylvia Milo. A veteran New York stage performer, Milo conceived the storyline and showcase concept that is including other Polish musicians and theater […]
Mozart’s Sister in New York Read More »
Maritime Station at 1 Polska Street in Gdynia was a port building commissioned in 1933. It served passenger traffic, including thousands of emigres who left Poland to resettle in distant lands. Because of the building’s strong relationship to the history of emigration, and its location at the hub of emigration routes, the building has been
Poland’s Emigration Museum and the story of immigration Read More »
Come see the latest award-winning Polish films and meet some of the people who made them at Canisius College in Buffalo, New York. All films screened at the Canisius College, Montante Cultural Center, 2011 Main St, Buffalo. “IRENA SENDLER: “In the Name of Their Mothers” will be shown in the Student Center on Hughes St.
Polish Film Festival ’11 Read More »
California Experiences to be Discussed at Yale By Raymond Rolak New York — A celebration and conference will be at the Czeslaw Milosz archive at the Bienecke Library on the Yale campus November 4-5, in New Haven, CT. An exhibition will be on display thru December 17, 2011, titled Exile as Destiny: Czesław Miłosz and
Sportsmen Get Long Overdue Honor By Raymond Rolak Wash. D.C.– It took the encouragement of some U.S. Senators and the entire ‘Cardinal Nation’ but Stan Musial was finally awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He was included with a very distinguished group. President Barack Obama presented to the 90 year old Musial in the East
Honors for Stan ‘The Man’ Musial Read More »