Houston’s 4th Annual Polish Festival,
Saturday May 1st and Sunday May 2nd, 2010
2010 raffle winners:
1st prize - 55" LG Led tv...Pawel Stec
2nd prize - HP laptop computer...Frank Rangel
3rd prize - Digital camera...Mark Tomczuk
4th prize - Nintendoo Wii game system...Sophie Maleski
5th prize - Apple IPod...Joe Hernandez
6th prize - $100 gift card to Lowes...A. Mazewski
7th prize - $100 gift card to Best Buy...Erica Schmalenberger
8th prize - $100 gift card to Lowes...Harris Swartz
9th prize - $100 gift card to Best Buy..Adam L.
10th prize - $100 gift card to Best Buy...Olivia Cantu
Congratulations to all winners!
Pictures from festival 2010: site1 | site2 (Sat, Sun) | site3
Pictures from festival 2009: site1 | site2 | site3
Houston’s Polish Festival is a celebration of all things Polish – the food, the music, the language, the customs and the culture of the Polish people. The Festival is held on the grounds of Our Lady of Czestochowa Church conveniently located at 1731 Blalock Drive, about 1.5 miles north of the Katy Freeway. Featured at the Festival is a large sampling of traditional Polish foods such as pierogi (stuffed dumplings), golabki (cabbage rolls) and kielbasa (sausage) and a huge assortment of traditional cakes, rolls and desserts lovingly prepared by our parishioners. Music for this year’s festival will be provided by Brian Marshall and the Texas Slavic Playboys and Chris Rybak noted Texas accordionist; and traditional Polish songs and dances will be performed by our children’s choir throughout the day.
As part of the festival, visitors will be able to tour our 
beautiful church constructed in the traditional Polish style and will be able to see our Icon of Our Lady of Czestochowa, the Polish Black Madonna, and learn of Our Lady’s 600 year old history as protector and defender of the Polish nation. In addition, our festival provides a supervised, safe and fun children’s area complete with games, face painting, kids’ snacks and other fun activities to keep the kids entertained. Inside our beautifully decorated parish hall, visitors will find a silent auction full of unique items on which to bid while being entertained by a fine classical pianist. Our entire parish community extends an invitation for everyone to come and celebrate all things Polish with us – Zapraszamy! (We welcome you!)