By: Brittney Schering
Come out and enjoy three days of Polish hospitality, food, music, and activities at 14 halls and clubs around Grand Rapids this weekend for Pulaski Days 2010.
All participating halls will have Polish dinners with kielbasa, golumbki, pierogi, kapusta, potatoes, and hot dogs. Most dinners are around $7. Each will also provide live music, polka, and beverages. Bar hours, menu, and cover charges vary by location.
The Pulaski Days parade is scheduled for tomorrow, Oct. 2 at 11 a.m. It will take place on West Fulton, starting at Seward and ending at John Ball Park Zoo. Parade trophies will follow at Kosciuszko Hall.
Participating Halls:
Diamond Hall - 435 Diamond NE
Little Hall - 823 Michigan NE
Northeast Post 459 - 658 Michigan NE
Eastern Ave Hall - 506 Eastern Ave NE
Sons & Daughters - 1057 Hamilton NW
Vytautus - 1300 Hamilton NW
St. George's Hall - 1513 Quarry NW
K of C Hall - 1140 Muskegon NW
Sixth Street Hall - 649 Sixth St NW
Fifth Street Hall - 701 Fifth St NW
Jackson Street Hall - 921 Jackson NW
Lexicon Club - 209 Lexington NW
Polish Falcons - 957 West Fulton
Laddies Hall - 58 Lane SW
Koscuiszko Hall - 935 Park SW
Live Music Highlights:
7 p.m. - 12 a.m. - The Kielbasa Kings Polka Band @ Sons & Daughters
1 p.m. - 5 p.m. - Grand River Polka Band @ Eastern Ave Hall
2:30 - 7:30 p.m. - The Diddle Styx @ Kosciuszko Hall
The shuttle will be available Friday, 7 p.m. to midnight, and Saturday, 3 p.m. to midnight. For more information, please head over to www.pulaskidays.org.
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