Founded in 1977 in Noblesville, Indiana, the Polish Cultural Society of Indiana emerged from grassroots enthusiasm following the International Festival in Indianapolis in 1976. What began as a community response to growing interest in Polish culture has evolved into a respected organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich traditions of Polish heritage. The society was established by individuals passionate about ensuring that the contributions of Poles and persons of Polish descent to world culture—particularly their achievements in the arts and sciences—would be recognized, celebrated, and passed on to future generations.
The Polish Cultural Society of Indiana operates as a membership-based community organization serving residents throughout the Noblesville and greater Indianapolis area who share an interest in Polish culture and traditions. The organization brings people together through authentic cultural experiences, from traditional holiday celebrations to educational programs that explore Polish history and accomplishments. With a volunteer board of directors and a commitment to inclusivity, the society welcomes both those with Polish heritage and anyone interested in learning about and appreciating Polish culture. By hosting regular events and maintaining membership programs, the Polish Cultural Society of Indiana fosters meaningful connections among community members while serving as an ambassador for Polish cultural heritage in Indiana. The organization's decades-long commitment to education, celebration, and cultural preservation reflects its core belief that understanding diverse cultural traditions strengthens and enriches the entire community.
Noblesville, IN