CLEVELAND — Monday is a day to celebrate Polish culture and unwind after the Lenten season.
Cleveland's annual Dyngus Day kicks off at 10:00 a.m. Monday in the Gordon Square Arts District. There will be Polka dancing from Detroit Avenue to West 58th Street.
The event also features a pierogi eating contest, the crowning of Miss. Dyngus Day and live entertainment. This all-day celebration is a combination of tradition, culture, and community spirit.
"On Dyngus Day, the whole community in Northeast, Ohio turn into a Polish celebration. Leading back to what they do over in Europe, just getting through Lent and Spring breaks, it's just a good day to get out of the community," said Adam Roggenburk, President of Heritage Productions.
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