Pulaski Polka days 2013

Pulaski Polka Days is an annual polka festival that lasts four days. This year the event will be held July 18-20, 2013. Pulaski Polka Days brings thousands of visitors each year from all over the world. This year is the 35th year for Pulaski Polka Days.

Even though the event is only four days, it is a year round planning process by a committee that consists of representatives from eight community non-profit organizations in Pulaski. All of the proceeds are given back to the community of Pulask.

Pulaski Polka Days provide a People Mover wagon that brings people from the grounds to Zielinski's Indoor Ballroom and back for a small donation. Look for the transportation wagon when you're at Pulaski Polka Days.

Children under 12 are FREE

(Must be accompanied by an adult)

it's all about the music!

Video: Maroszek Brothers PerformingVideo by Joyce Kropewnicki

The Maroszek Brothers polka band is one of the many bands that will be performing at the Pulaski Polka Days festivities this year. The Maroszek Brothers is the only band that has performed at every Pulaski Polka Days Festivities since the celebration began 35 years ago. The band currently consists of four brothers, a nephew-in-law, brother-in-law and a family friend. The Maroszek Brothers are famous for performing Polka Masses at church events throughout the state. They are one of the highlights at Pulaski Polka Days performing at an outdoor mass on Sunday at the polka grounds at 9:30 a.m.

See Entire Band Schedule by Date

fun for all ages!

This four day event, for Pulaski, with population of approximately 3,500, Pulaski Polka Days is a big deal for most businesses, schools, churches and organizations.

In addition to the event at the grounds, including a variety of fun activities for all ages, there are events throughout the entire community that add to the festivities. The event is so huge, that the local police department barricades one of the main streets in the evening of Thursday, Friday and Saturday so patrons have a place to stand.