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WE ARE STILL CONFIRMING A FEW THINGS AND WILL POST ALL THE UPDATES RIGHT HERE. SAVE THE DATE AND PLEASE JOIN US!COCKTAILS (CASH BAR), HORS D’OUEVRES, LIVE MUSIC
BLESSING & PRAYER BY FATHER RICHARD JEDRZEJEWSKI
DINNER
PROGRAM
DANCING & PHOTO BOOTH
BASKET RAFFLE & 50-50 DRAWINGS
DINNER: Pork Cutlet, Lemon Pepper Chicken, Mashed Potatoes/Gravy, Sausage Stuffing, Fettucini Alfredo, Glazed carrots, Tossed Salad, Cheesecake, Brownies, Cookies
Polish Cadets of Buffalo was founded in 1899 with the help of Rev. Adam Marcinkiewicz, the Pastor of nearby Assumption Church. The current building was designed by famed local Polish architect W. Zawadzki and was constructed in 1913. The Polish Cadets of Buffalo has been recognized as the “Meeting Place of Black Rock” for serving as a focal point of organizational life and social activities in the Black Rock area since our building opened in 1913—not only for Americans of Polish ancestry, but for members of all nationalities.
For 125 years now, the focus of the Polish Cadets has been on providing a place where congregation can take place in an atmosphere of peaceful co-existence, a place for youth to meet in peace and harmony and a place for the people of the community to facilitate plans for the betterment of Black Rock and Grant/Amherst.
This event symbolizes not just a celebration of reaching our 125th milestone, but a commitment to preserving and cherishing our Polish heritage for generations to follow. Our goal is to honor our beloved ancestors who created Polish Cadets and celebrate 125 years of serving our community.
If you would like to participate in our celebration by sharing your memories, photos, or stories of Polish Cadets, please contact President Wendy Higgins, before October 4, 2024 at [email protected] or (716)880-9325.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
927 Grant St, Buffalo, NY, United States, New York 14207
