A cherished tradition is being kept alive with the return of a harvest festival. The event celebrates Poland's harvest traditions and has been open to neighbors from across the city for 20 years. It will feature homemade Polish favorites, live music, and traditional dancing.

Guests can enjoy pierogi, kielbasa, and other dishes, as well as performances by various dance groups and an accordionist. The festival will take place from September 18-20 and admission is free. Everyone is invited, regardless of their cultural background.

Further details about the event are available. The festival is being held at a Roman Catholic church, where attendees can experience Polish culture and traditions firsthand.