GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Polish culture is taking over Calder Plaza for three days this weekend. The 48th annual Polish Harvest Festival brings traditional food, art, and entertainment to downtown Grand Rapids through Sunday.
People can expect traditional Polish cooking demonstrations and a Polish beer tent, in addition to a variety of food vendors and makers of Polish goods. Festival attendees can also try an egg decorating activity traditionally called pysanki.
List: Music and activities at Dożynki Polish Fest in Grand Rapids
“We got our kids’ activity center, we’ve got crafts going on, face painting, we’re really excited about that,” said Teresa Bonham, president of the Polish Heritage Society. “The music, we’re really excited about the music. The bands are just phenomenal.”…