Walk through Chicago’s Polish Downtown
Walk through Chicago’s Polish Downtown with architectural historian, Victoria Granacki.
73 Commemoration of Mieczyslaw Haiman’s death
January 15, we recollect the founder and first director of the PMA - Mieczyslaw Haiman.
86 years ago
86 years ago, on October 15, 1935, the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America Board of Directors established the Museum and Archives, known today as The Polish Museum of America.
Join us once again at the PMA 41st Annual Gala!
Unforgettable moments and lots of emotions, let's watch it again!
The PMA mourns the loss of Gregory W. Stepanek
Gregory W. Stepanek, 67 of Berwyn formerly Cicero, the beloved only child of the late Edward Jonathon Stepanek "Szczepanik" and late Dorothy Matilda née Bajor.
Warsaw Uprising
It is impossible to understand this city, Warsaw, the capital of Poland.
OnThisDay in 1939 the New York World’s Fair officially opened
#OnThisDay, April 30, 1939 - 152 anniversary of the oath given by the first US President George Washington - the New York World's Fair officially opened.
JP II Canonization
Today we honor the canonization of Pope John Paul II at St. Peter's Square on April 27, 2014, carried out by Pope Francis with Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.
Easter time 2021
During this special and holy time of awakening, Easter greetings from the Polish Museum of America.
Triduum 2021
This Thursday, Friday, and Saturday we observe the Paschal (Easter) Triduum-three of the holiest days of obligation for Christians.
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