Here's what you need to know about the 42nd annual Polish Fest in Milwaukee
Polish Fest makes its return to Henry W. Maier Festival Park from June 14-16, 2024. The 42nd annual Polish Fest in Milwaukee, known as America's largest Polish festival, will be held at Henry W. Maier Festival Park, 200 N. Harbor Drive. Tickets for the event will cost $5 from noon to 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, with Saturday's admission costing $18, and Saturday's for seniors 55 and up costing $15. Sunday's admission will be $10 if you donate two or more unopened canned fruits or vegetables. Children who are 15 and under receive free admission. Entertainment includes performances on each of the five stages, a vodka tasting, a pageant for girls, and cultural activities. Parking fees will range between $5 and $10.
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For the past 42 years Polish Fest has been an ongoing tradition in Milwaukee.
It was developed in 1982 and is known to be America's largest Polish festival as Milwaukee's Polish community continues to grow.
This educational event is meant to honor their cultural legacy and is open to all.
Here's what you need to about Polish Fest 2024.
What are the Polish Fest hours?
On Friday and Saturday, the festival will be from noon to 11 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 7 p.m.
Where is Polish Fest held in Milwaukee?
Festivities will take place at Henry W. Maier Festival Park, 200 N. Harbor Drive.
How much is admission?
From noon to 5 p.m. on Friday, tickets are $5. After 5 p.m. attendees will have to pay $10.
Saturday's admission will be $18, but seniors 55 and up are charged $15.
Tickets on Sunday are $10, but if you donate two or more unopened canned fruits or vegetables between 2 to 5 p.m. admission is free.
Throughout the event, children who are 15 and under receive free admission. Whether active or retired, military members or veterans must bring a valid military ID for free entrance.
Tickets can be purchased at the ticket window or click here to purchase in advance.
What will the parking be like at Polish Fest?
The parking areas around the festival are independently owned. Parking fees will range between $5 to $10.
Shuttle services won't be offered, but bus routes will be available for $2.25 for each bus.
Here are bus routes that take you near the festival:
• GreenLine: Serving destinations including Bayshore Mall, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, downtown, Bay View and the Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport. Drop off location for Summerfest is on Water Street at Chicago Street or St. Paul Avenue.
• Route 15: Serving destinations including Harambee and Riverwest neighborhoods, Milwaukee School of Engineering, downtown, Bay view, Cudahy and South Milwaukee. Drop off location for Summerfest is in the Third Ward along North Water Street.
• Route 18: Pickup locations are along Greenfield Avenue and National Avenue to downtown. Drop off location for Summerfest is in the Third Ward along North Water Street.
• Route 30: Pickup locations are along Sherman Boulevard south of Mill Road, the Washington Park area, from UW-Milwaukee to downtown. Drop off location for Summerfest is at Jackson and Wisconsin.
Click here to view the map of the recommended parking lots and other transportation options like Rideshare, The Hop and Bublr Bikes.
What kinds of food can I eat at Polish Fest?
From Kawiarnia Polish Bakery to Wisconsin fried cheese curds, there are various Polish and American foods to select from.
Click here to view the food map and the participating food vendors.
What kind of entertainment is at Polish Fest?
Entertainment will include performers on each of the five stages, a vodka tasting, a pageant for girls, and cultural activities.
Where can I get more information on Milwaukee's Polish Fest?
See polishfest.org for more details.