Dom Polski historical documentary makes westside debut on Apr. 28
Dom Polski Halls were centers of Polish culture for decades. Now, a documentary intended to preserve some the traditions and history that happened at the halls is set to debut.
Dom Polski Halls were centers of Polish culture for decades. Now, a documentary intended to preserve some the traditions and history that happened at the halls is set to debut.
The documentary will premiere on the west-side in Canton on April 28 and on the east-side in Sterling Heights on May 11.
More information can be found here.
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