Welcome To Pulaski Polka Days-Pulaski. Wisconsin July 22-25, 2010

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Pulaski Polka Days 2010 - Our 32nd Annual Event -
July 22-25, 2010

Pulaski Polka Days are held rain or shine. 

"Commemorating Pulaski's 100th Birthday.  1910-2010".

 "CELEBRATING YOUNG PEOPLE IN POLKA"
SPECIAL MUSIC, DANCING And OTHER ENTERTAINMENT PERFORMANCES BY YOUNG PEOPLE!

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"Polka-It's The Law"

 Click for 9 minute montage 2008 video
Mark It Down for July 21-24, 2011 Too !  

What They Say About Pulaski Polka Days:

 

Hi there. We hope that you had a successful  turnout for this years four day celebration of Polka Music. My nieces have attended Pulaski Polka Days for the last two years and they said it was just awesome. They are 26 and 21. I am 47 and I still listen to polka music whenever I get the chance. We have a family reunion in Underhill , Wisconsin that Saturday but will make our way over there afterwards. Everyone always has a smile on there face as the polka music is very upbeat and dancing is great exercise as well. Hopefully more younger children and youths will hear Polka music and carry it on into the next generation so it does not die out .My family and I will be in your area Labor Day weekend and will listen to Polka music while we are visiting my family members in the Pulaski, Gillett, and Suring, area. You also have the Best! fish fries also. Take care and keep up the great Music!!!!   Best wishes to you and your organization for continued success!  Lori Scherbarth.

Letspolka.com: Sounds like last weekend’s Pulaski Polka Days, where “polka rhythm filled the air and infiltrated people’s bones,” was a rousing success. According to the Green Bay Press-Gazette’s recap, there was a lively turnout — young and old alike — for the 29th edition of one of the nation’s biggest polka festivals:

“If you think polka music is uncool or only for the elderly, talk to Eric Niziolek, 25, and his buddies, who have been coming to the event from their homes near Wausau every year for about the last five years. ‘Good music, good people, girls and beer,’ said Niziolek when asked what kept him coming back.”

I also found a Flickr photoset that captures the festival parade, as well as some of the bands, including the shot below — appropriately titled “Only in Wisconsin.”

Only in Wisconsin

Silvercliff_46: Kapusta, kielbasa,  pierogi,  glumpki,  Peva(beer). Eat all you want, then polka the night away. Ya! Hey It's a good time.
Pulaski, Wisconsin


Pulaski does the Polka….very…very well 5 stars
mke_maddie

Thousands and thousands of people travel across the country by train, plane, or RV to come to a festival for all ages. And this festival is based around a huge polka party, believe it or not. Pulaski Polka Days, located in Pulaski, Wisconsin, holds one of the largest polka festivals in the USA. It is by far my favorite festival of the year to attend. Placed on the Festival Grounds, Polka Days has two tents. Each tent has two stages where the best national polka bands play from Thursday to Sunday the second to last weekend every year in July. The music is just absolutely phenomenal, and the food is on par. Here you can enjoy a fantastic pierogi or treat yourself to a sundae. You can’t go wrong with anything you eat here. And on top of all of this, everyone is incredibly friendly and consistently have smiles on their faces. It’s a very refreshing feeling. The festival ends the final day with a parade. Now this isn’t the best parade you’ll ever see…it’s definitely no Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade…as you should expect to see some tractors and combines, but it’s fun….and parade participants love throwing out candy.

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