The Polish American Cultural Center and Museum Exhibit Hall, nestled in the heart of Philadelphia's historic district, serves as a hub for Polish American activities in the local community. Open 300 days a year, the Exhibit Hall offers free admission to tourists and locals alike, providing a window into Polish history, culture, and heritage.
Originally established as an extension of Polish American Social Services (PASS) in 1981, the Cultural Center evolved to showcase Polish history beyond social services. The Center not only welcomes visitors from around the globe but also hosts various events, lectures, and meetings to raise awareness and appreciation for Polish heritage.
Boasting a prime location at 308 Walnut Street, the Center is a must-visit destination in a city rich with history. The museum's Exhibit Hall features captivating exhibits, including paintings of notable Polish figures and displays showcasing Polish customs, folk art, and a millennium of Poland's history and traditions.
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