The Polish-American Cultural Center in Cleveland, Ohio, named in honor of Pope John Paul II, is a 501(c) (3) tax exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of Polish culture, traditions, language, history, literature, arts, music, theater, and education. Our mission is to provide an organizational structure for all who desire to be in touch with Polish heritage.
11:30 Coffee and Pastry
1 p.m. Meeting
12:30 p.m. Polish traditional Christmas Eve dinner. Advanced ticket sales only. Call 216-883-2828 or 216-233-7234
6 p.m. The Cleveland Cavaliers Present Polish Heritage Night!
The PACC museum consists of multiple rooms, including area dedicated to the contribution of Poles to the history of America, history of Cleveland Polonia, Paderewski memorabilia, military history, Polish folklore room, Solidarity remembrance room, and a gallery displaying original paintings, reproductions, and sculptures by Polish artists or artists dealing with Polish subjects. We also provide a rotating gallery featuring works by visiting artists.
The Heritage Garden is designed to showcase Polish culture and is open to all citizens. The garden provides a venue for concerts, holiday observations, and community activities; or just a peaceful place to spend leisure time with family on weekends and holidays.
Some key elements include the dramatic statue of the eagles designed by renowned sculptor Andrzej Pitynski, an outdoor stage, a circular historical walkway highlighting key events in Polish history, and benches situated in a tranquil environment nestled in a luscious garden setting.
Visitors are encouraged to experience our rich Polish history or just relax and interact with others.
The Reception Hall hosts an array of cultural events celebrating important dates in Polish history, many of which have been attended by dignitaries from around the world, including Presidents, Ambassadors, famous artists, authors, and more. The Hall is also available for private rentals, with PACC members receiving a rental discount.
