The Little Poland Festival is a celebration of Polish heritage and culture held annually in Newbritain. Since its inception in 1998, the festival has grown from a one-day event to two days full of music, dance, food, drink, art and more. The festival celebrates the rich history and culture of the Polish people who settled in the area over 200 years ago.

Events and Activities

Every year brings something new and exciting, but some of the most popular offerings include live entertainment on the main stage, traditional folk dances, cooking demonstrations, arts and crafts, and a wide variety of food stalls serving up classic Polish dishes. There’s also a kids zone filled with games and activities, an outdoor market showcasing locally made products, and plenty of opportunities to learn about and explore the fascinating history of the Polish people.

Nearby Attractions

In addition to the historic sites and museums within walking distance, there are several restaurants in the area serving up delicious Polish favorites like pierogies and kielbasa. There are also plenty of shops offering unique souvenirs, books, clothes and more. And no visit would be complete without sampling some of the city’s famous craft beers.