The Polish Museum of America (PMA) in Chicago stands as a cornerstone of the Polish-American community, tracing its roots back to 1935. As one of the country's oldest and most expansive ethnic museums, the PMA offers a diverse array of permanent and temporary exhibits, cultural events, lectures, concerts, author and artist meetings, and workshops.
Within the museum, visitors can explore a rich Library housing over 100,000 books in both Polish and English, including the Polonica Collection and rare books. The Archives are dedicated to preserving historic documents, maps, and photographs from various Polish and Polish-American organizations and individuals, providing a unique glimpse into the past.
Throughout the year, the PMA hosts a range of engaging programs catering to all ages, inviting visitors to become members and support the institution's mission of safeguarding and celebrating Polish heritage. The museum also offers its historic properties for event rentals, providing a unique backdrop for special occasions.
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