American Polish Century Club

(586) 264-7990

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About American Polish Century Club

The American Polish Century Club ( A.P.C.C. ), is an ethnic social and cultural organization. It’s purpose is to preserve the Polish culture and promote unity among peoples of Polish descent and their descendants. The festival is located in Sterling Heights, MI. This is just a few miles north of Hamtramck, Mi. Poles are the second largest ethnic group in Michigan and are a significant part of the history of Detroit. According to the 2000 U.S. Census, Michigan is home to the third largest Polish population after New York and Illinois. The current population of Michigan’s Polish Americans is concentrated in Macomb County. Sterling Heights has become one of the centers of Polonia in Michigan, since their migration from Hamtramck. The club is located in Sterling Heights, Michigan, and it extends its membership to the residents of Michigan, as well as other states. The club membership attempts to provide good fellowship and government of the club. Consequently, the members continue to support events —– namely, the annual “American Polish Festival” for the last thirty four years.