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Eastern European Heritage Festival

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Deerfield’s Eastern European Heritage Festival

Saturday & Sunday, October 14 & 15, 2023

As part of Deerfield’s 350th Birthday Celebration to recognize the important contributions of Eastern European and other immigrants to our community, Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, the Deerfield 350th Steering Com-mittee, and the Friends of Deerfield are hosting this festival which is free and open to the public, for all ages.

Sunday, October 15, 1 pm to 5:00 pm,

Frontier Regional School, 113 N. Main St., South Deerfield

 “Piast” Polish dancers from Webster, MA

 Ukrainian Dancers from Connecticut

 Dr. James S. Pula will speak on the Kosciuszko Squadron—its creation after World War I and its role in helping to win the Battle of Britain

 Displays of Eastern European immigrant photos and artifacts

 Free refreshments of Eastern European foods and beverages will be available

Deerfield’s Eastern European Heritage Festival

Saturday & Sunday, October 14 & 15, 2023

As part of Deerfield’s 350th Birthday Celebration to recognize the important contributions of Eastern European and other immigrants to our community, Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, the Deerfield 350th Steering Committee, and the Friends of Deerfield are hosting this festival which is free and open to the public, for all ages.

(With an option to prepay for a Polish Plate Lunch on Saturday.)

Saturday, October 14, 12 noon to 5 pm, 10 Memorial St., Old Deerfield

 Enjoy a catered Polish plate lunch, 12 pm—2 pm, from Bernat’s Polish Deli including golumpki, two potato and cheese pierogis, kielbasa & kapusta, rye bread; a vegetarian option available. Pre-payment of $16 for the lunch is required by October 8, online at www.deerfield-ma.org or mail check to PVMA, PO Box 428, Deerfield, MA 01342-0428.

 Polka music under the big tent by the Eddie Forman Orchestra for your listening & dancing pleasure, 12:30-4:30

 Free refreshments of beverages and Polish and Ukrainian desserts

 Cash Bar until 4 pm with beer & wine; No BYOB

 Polish cultural and craft displays and demonstrations by Susan Urban & Wiesława Bogdańska

 Polish Genealogical Society of Massachusetts booth

 Polish American Foundation booth

 Polish Center of Discovery & Learning Booth

 Amber and Polish items for sale

 Displays of Eastern European immigrant photos & artifacts

 Family activities

 Ellis Island immigration program

 Local produce for sale

 Raffle & Door prize drawings

 Memorial Hall Museum will be open from 11 am to 4:30 pm and will offer a self-guided tour of immigrant items in the museum collection.

Contact jsojka@deerfieldmuseum.org or 413-774-7476, x 260

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