The 4th Annual Eastern European Heritage Experience featuring several of the area’s Eastern European communities, will be from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 18 at St. Paul Catholic Church, 1000 W. Wenger Road in Englewood. St. Paul Catholic Church is just west of the Kroger grocery store.
The fun-filled family event, which is free and open to the public, will feature ethnic food such as Hungarian cabbage rolls, sausage and pastries and Polish Pierogis, folklore dancing and cultural booths from various Eastern European countries including Hungary, Poland and Latvia.
The event, which is organized and hosted by the Magyar (Hungarian) Club of Dayton showcases the area’s ethnic melting-pot heritage and culture was the brainchild of the late David A. Boston, an active member of the Magyar (Hungarian) Club of Dayton – and a familiar face at many Dayton events, especially downtown…