Valentine’s Dinner & Dance

Polish Cinema comes to Windsor! One time only screening of widely acclaimed 2025 movie “CHOPIN, A SONATA IN PARIS”, that recently became the most expensive production of Polish cinematography, brought to you by Windsor International Film Festival.

Sunday, 11 AM, Nov. 1st, 2026, Capitol Theatre, 121 University Ave., Windsor

Tickets: $19/ Adult  – at the Box Office or online: https://windsorfilmfestival.com/film/ST00004488/

WIFF Box Office ph.: (226) 826 9433

November 11th  is the National Independence Day (Narodowe Swieto Niepodleglosci) in Poland, commemorating the nation’s regaining of sovereignty in 1918 after 123 years under partition. Following centuries of being divided among the Kingdom of Prussia, Russian Empire and Habsburg Empire, Poland ceased to exist as a sovereign state.  November 11th marks Poland’s rebirth on the world map after the end of World War I.

On Sunday Nov, 8th th at 12:30 Holy Mass  for the Homeland will be celebrated at the Holy Trinity Church at 1035 Elllis Str. East.

Wrath Laying Ceremony led by Polish Army Veterans Association(Post 126) will take place around 13:45 under the Commemorative Plaques in front of Dom Polski at 1275 Langlois Ave.

Independance Day Academy  to follow at Dom Polski Hall. Performances by: St. Cecilia Choir at the Holy Trinity Parish, Students of Polish Language School at the Holy Trinity Parish, “Tatry” Song & Dance Ensemble, Polskie Nadzieje and Polish Scouting Association in Windsor (ZHP Windsor).

Special Commemorative Exhibition “Road to the Independence”  by Rafal Kosek.  Admission free. Everyone is Welcome.

The Polish-Canadian Business and Professional Association of Windsor cordially invites you to

31st Polish-Canadian Business Dinner – on Friday Nov. 20th, 2026  at Dom Polski Hall in Windsor, Ontario. The Receptions starts at 5:30 p.m. and the Programme – at 6:30 p.m. Tickets cost $140 per person, for young professionas $100 and for students $60.

For payments online please use the following Eventbrite Link