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Celebrating Half a Century of Dance, Culture, and Community
OUR LEGACY
Join us in Celebrating 50 Years of Polanie
Coming Together
Alumni Interest
Receive more information about our 50th anniversary celebrations by joining our list. Want to contribute more? We have opportunities to get involved, and even perform in our gala showcase. Otherwise, join our Alumni Facebook page where we are sharing photos from the past.
May 15th, 2027
Bella Concert Hall
Mount Royal University's Bella Concert Hall hosts this unforgettable anniversary that celebrates multiculturalism through dance. Current dancers, alumni, families, and supporters will gather a spectacular anniversary performance honouring five decades of artistic achievement, cultural preservation and friendship. Keep your eye out for registration opening soon.
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Continuing a Legacy
This unforgettable 50th anniversary celebration will feature a dynamic showcase of traditional Polish folk dances, alumni appearances, and tributes to the people who helped shape Polanie's remarkable journey. Whether you are a longtime supporter or discovering Polish culture for the first time, this milestone event promises an evening of vibrant music, colourful costumes, and unforgettable memories.
Our 40th Anniversary
Calgary, Alberta
Celebrating four decades of multicultural excellence. Our 40th year was a testement to a community woven together by tradition, artistry, and friendship—connecting generations of dancers, musicians, families, and supporters.
Our 45th Anniversary
Calgary, Alberta
45 years of polanie! Continuing to nuturing our legacy and contribute to our communities as we share the our multiculturalism, heritage, and stories of our ancestors through dance.
Our History
Founded in Calgary in 1977, Polanie has become one of Canada's most recognized Polish folk dance ensembles, sharing the beauty of Polish song, dance, and tradition with audiences locally and internationally. Throughout its history, the group has proudly represented Calgary at major cultural events, including the 1988 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremonies and 1993 Grey Cup, while inspiring generations of dancers through a commitment to authenticity, community, and excellence.
Presenting the rich heritage and artistic traditions of Polish folk dances. Our high standards of technical merit enrich the development of our dancers, and entertain our community with dynamic interpretations of Polish dance forms.
