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The Polish Festival Seattle is a celebration of Polish customs, traditions and contemporary achievements. This is a place for Polish Americans to explore their heritage and for everyone else to learn more about their Polish neighbors. It will be happening on Saturday, July 11, 2026 from noon until 7 pm at the Seattle Center.
The Marketplace
The Marketplace will have Polish arts and crafts, imports and other merchandise from Poland. Vendors include
- Koto Pan with jewelry, cookbooks and Polish crystal
- A.D. 2002 with silver, amber jewelry and scarves
- Polish Folk with imported Polish folk prints
- Swan Lamere with Polish lace tablecloths
- Olivia’s T-shirts with Polish themed T-shirts
- Boleslawiec Pottery with Polish pottery
- Babcia’s Ania Art
- Kystya Bebicz
- Jan & Maria Glabek
- Oscypki
- Silver & Aber Jewelry & Scarves
- Handcrafted flower head wreaths & hair accessories
- Amber jewelry & Polish lace table runners
- Handmade Kids Toys
Entertainment
The festival will have a variety of entertainment from contemporary as well as traditional. Performers include
- Syrena Seattle
- Sabotka
- Blake Nelson
- Alexis Lee
- Marcin Paczkowski
- Demolka
- String Orchestra by Marcin Paczkowski
- Amkat Abhyankar
- Yaazda
- Vivat Musical
The Festival will also have workshops, vodka tasting, cooking demonstrations and games and activities for children.
Food booth and the Beer Garden will be outside the Mural Amphitheater. Both require tickets which can be purchased at the festival or here.
Food Booth Menu
- Giant Polish Dog is served with caramelized onion and a giant pickle.
- Bigos – Hunter’s Stew is slowly braised sauerkraut with meat roasts, bacon, onion, plums and wild mushrooms with a side of Polish sausage and bread.
- Pierogi Meat or Potato & Cheese with Polish style dumplings filled with potato and cheese topped with bacon and served with a side of sauerkraut salad
- Golabki – Cabbage Rolls with tomato sauce, sandwich bun & a pickle
- Crepes filled with farmers cheese and topped with strawberry sauce & whipped cream
- Pyzy Gf – 6 potato dumplings with meat, topped with bacon and a side of sauerkraut salad
Beer Garden
The Beer Garden has imported Polish beer, including Zywiec, Okocim and more. They will also have a selection of Pacific Northwest wines.
Desserts
Desserts will include Paczki (Polish donuts with sweet filling) and an assortment of pastries.
Polish Clothing
If you’d like to go to the Polish Festival and want to dress the part, use our link to find Polish clothing for women.
And here for men.
If you enjoyed the food at the festival and want to learn more about Polish cooking, try these cookbooks. And you can use our links to see how you can save money on them.
- Polish Country Kitchen Cookbook by Sophie Knab
- Wild Honey & Rye: Modern Polish Recipes by Ren Behan
- Authentic Polish Cooking by Marianna Dworak
Polish Restaurants
Or you can enjoy Polish cuisine at the two best Polish restaurants in Seattle as chosen by the users of TripAdvisor.
- George’s Sausage & Deli
- Dom Polski Zaprasza Polish Home Association
Visiting Seattle
And if you’d like to visit Seattle for the Polish Festival, you should consider these hotels that are offering discounted rates.
If you are flying to Seattle, you can use a promo code to save money on your flight here.