The 49th anniversary of the American Institute of Polish Culture. The American Institute of Polish Culture (AIPC) is proud to announce the first ever virtual celebration of our 49th anniversary.
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Easter Greetings!
In this Season of new beginnings and new hopes, May the Spirit of Easter and Spring Bring us much Health, Fill our homes with Light, Our minds with Kindness and Compassion, and our Hearts with Love. The American Institute of Polish Culture
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48th International Polonaise Ball. 20/20 Visions of Technology and the Future.
Pioneers of Technology and Innovation The luminous minds of Polish people helped stretch the boundaries of knowledge and invent new technologies. They changed the course of various fields of science that served humanity in the past and are relevant today. 48th International Polonais Ball Photo Gallery (please click on the image to be directed to the
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Celebrating 100 Years of Poland Regaining Independence
A hundred years ago Poland regained independence. In 1918, World War I was over and our country was free at last after 123 years of geo-political oblivion. In 2018, we are proud to join the Polish Government and Polish people around the world in commemorating the 100th anniversary of Poland becoming an independent European country.
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Good News Magazine 2017-2018 Ads and Personal messages rates
You can now pay online for placing an ad or a personal message in the Good News Magazine. Pay online and than print and e-mail contract with your ad. Our e-mail: info@ampolinstitute.com Ad’s Pricing: click on the desired Ad size and pay safely with credit card via Pay Pal (5% transaction fee will be added
Reach for the stars!
Dear Members and Friends, What a year 2020 has been! Certainly the Institute projects we have been working on were at the top of the list. They mark not only …...Read More »
Our Programs Include:
- General Fund
- Polish Lectures Series at the FIU
- Harriet Irsay Scholarship
- Annual Polonaise Ball
- Cultural and Educational Events
- Films and Exhibitions
- Books and Publications
- Kosciuszko Chair of Polish Studies at the Institute of World Politics
