We would like to invite you to celebrate Easter with the Polish Club at MIT on Saturday April 21st
The breakfast will take place at Stata terraces from 10am till 1pm 
keep your fingers crossed for good weather
Also, there will be an opportunity to paint Easter eggs

Bring your appetites and good moods

Come, eat, have fun painting eggs and chat with friends!

Hope to see you there!
The Polish Club @ MIT

Dear All,

Polish Club invites you to come and see a Polish movie entitled “The Decalogue” directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski (with English subtitles).
This event will take place on Saturday 12/10/11 at 6pm in 4-237
There will be free Polish Cake!

We will show the last two parts of the Decalogue – don’t miss it!

We would be honored to see you there!
Polish Club @ MIT

Hi Everyone,

Please come to St. Andrew’s party next Saturday (12/3) 8pm-midnight!
There will be fortune telling, games, plays, dancing, and….. plenty of delicious Polish food!

There will be pierogi, placki ziemniaczane, gołąbki, kapusta z grzybami, barszcz, and many many more

It will take place in Student Center, Twenty Chimneys (3rd floor)
dresscode: dress all black or all white

Hope to see you there!
The Polish Club @MIT

Dear All,

Polish Club invites you to come and see a Polish movie entitled “The Decalogue” directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski (with English subtitles).

This event will take place on Saturday 11/19/11 at 6pm in 4-237

There will be free Polish Cake!

Decalogue consists of 10 episodes, we will show episodes 7 and 8 next Saturday.

We would be honored to see you there!

Polish Club @ MIT

Dear All,

Polish Club invites you to come and see a Polish movie entitled “The Decalogue” directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski (with English subtitles).
This event will take place on Saturday 10/29/11 at 6pm in 4-237
There will be free Polish Cake!

Decalogue consists of 10 episodes, we will show episodes 5 and 6 next Saturday.
The rest of the episodes will be showed on the following Saturdays: 11/19, and 12/10

We would be honored to see you there!
Polish Club @ MIT

Dear All,

Polish Club invites you to come and see a Polish movie entitled “The Decalogue” directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski (with English subtitles).

This event will take place on Saturday 10/15/11 at 6pm in 4-237

There will be free Polish Cake!

Decalogue consists of 10 episodes, we will show episodes 3 and 4 next Saturday.

The rest of the episodes will be showed on the following Saturdays: 10/29, 11/19, and 12/10

We would be honored to see you there!

Polish Club @ MIT

The Polish Club at MIT would like to offer you to the unique opportunity to explore one the gems of the Polish cinema.  This time our treat is a recent, although already widely acclaimed, Polish movie Reverse.

A playful genre mash-up of black comedy, period drama and thriller, Reverse (orig. Rewers) takes a sly look at life in 1950s communist Poland, centering on a fateful encounter between a bookish young woman and a member of the secret police…

We will be showing the movie on Friday, October 1st at 8pm in room 4-231.

I would like to invite You to come and see a Polish movie entitled “Dług” (translation~ The Debt; there WILL be English subtitles) organized by Polish Club at MIT.

The Debt is a fascinating account of what a seemingly ordinary person is capable of when faced with a personal tragedy. We plunge headfirst into a story that ties in hunger for independence, youthful optimism and ruthless reality. All of this is brilliantly acted by one of Poland’s best actors, Robert Gonera and Andrzej Chyra. The film has been confirmed as one of classics of Polish cinema, and one of the hallmark works of a renowned Polish director, Krzysztof Krauze.

This event will take place on Saturday 5/8/10 at 8pm in room 6-120

I hope I will see you there! It will be fun!

On the behalf of the Polish Club I wanted to invite You to come and see a Polish movie entitled “Mała Moskwa” (translation~ Little Moscow; there WILL be English subtitles).

Little Moscow has been awarded with a Golden Lion at Gdynia Film Festival, one of the biggest and most respected film festivals in Poland. At the most basic level, it is a story of forbidden love between a young Polish officer and a wife of a Soviet lieutenant. However, while maintaining its simplicity, the movie manages to smuggle a fair amount of content about polish national identity. Furthermore, the movie is intriguing from the historical perspective due to its somewhat controversial setting: Soviet military camp during the invasion of Czechoslovakia.

This event will take place on Friday 4/16/10 at 8pm in room 35-225 (main campus building 35, 2nd floor)

We would be honored to see you there!

The Polish Club at MIT would like to wish everyone a Happy Easter! In this time of year, we hope that you have had an opportunity to take a break from your hectic workloads, and spent a peaceful time  with your family and friends. We wish that these moments would come more often.

In order to make this wish a little closer to reality, The Polish Club at MIT organized egg painting on Saturday, April 3rd.

The crowds broke through the door at 2pm, just in time to enjoy some of the best Polish Easter cuisine has to offer: zurek, babki, cake and an assortment of chocolate covered candy smuggled from Poland by our VP – Dorota.

However, food was only a sweet bonus to the unique opportunity to explore Polish culture and traditions. This time the activity was egg painting!

After a ton of laughs, innovative designs and a often not so glamorous executions, we came up with the eggs you can see on the left. Although we did not exactly top Faberge eggs, we definitely have some talent.

For everyone who could not make it to the egg painting and is extremely sad as a result, despair not! We have a ton of fun events this month. Look out for emails on polishclub@mit.edu and updates to this site.