What’s on at Polish Club – Ashfield NSW
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The Polish Club in Ashfield was founded by former soldiers of the Polish Armed Forces and their families who settled in Australia after World War II. Built and financed by 208 founding members, the club officially opened on 21 May 1967, and it moved into brand-new premises on Liverpool Road in 2023. During the 2000 Sydney Olympics it served as the Polish Cultural and Promotion Centre, and over the years it has welcomed guests including Pope John Paul II (then Cardinal Wojtyła) and Lech Wałęsa.
Today the club combines contemporary European-style dining with Polish tradition. The Sto Lat restaurant serves lunch and dinner later in the week, and the Polka Café & Deli is open daily. The club is home to the Polish Folkloric Ensemble ‘Syrenka’, hosts a regular seniors lunch and caters for celebrations and events. It is a five-minute walk from Ashfield Station, with parking off Norton Street.
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