Razem Utah
Polish Association of Utah
Organizacja Polonijna w Utah
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Hands-on Pierogi Workshop
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Easter Blessing (święconka) |
Polish School |
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This class is FULL!
We will try to have more in the months to come. Saturday, March 25 Rise by Good Day 4pm 380 W 1700 S $10 for members, $15 for non-members Bring your own rolling pin. By registration only, space is limited. |
Bring an Easter basket to be blessed!
Saturday, April 8 at 4pm. St. Olaf Church 276 E 1700 S, Bountiful Unfortunately, the church facilities are booked so there will be no activities at the church, however, we would like to try a potluck social and kids' Easter Egg hunt at a nearby park (weather permitting, of course)! Meet at Creekside Park (600 Mill St in Bountiful) right after the mass. Bring a dish to share! |
Spring Semester has started, but if you are interested in signing up, we are always accepting new students. Contact Tosia at antoninaofiara@gmail.com or send an email to razemutah@gmail.com.
Classes run 9:30-12:30 on Saturdays, 3 times a month. All of students are currently children, but we may be able to accommodate adults who are interested if we get at least 4-5. Please email Razemutah@gmail.com if you are an interested adult. |
Razem Celebrates 20 Years!
A Look Back in Time
Some facts, old photos and other tidbits of information about the organization's history. More will be added in the coming weeks.
Razem Utah began shortly after the 2002 Winter Olympics in Utah. Skier Adam Małysz was among the Polish athletes who came the SLC to compete. The two medals won by Adam Małysz in ski jumping were the first for Poland in the Winter Olympic Games since 1972.
The athletes were warmly welcomed by the Polish community, first at the airport and then through several events that were held in their honor. These gatherings led a few people of the Polonia community to organize more formally into the Razem Utah Organization.
The athletes were warmly welcomed by the Polish community, first at the airport and then through several events that were held in their honor. These gatherings led a few people of the Polonia community to organize more formally into the Razem Utah Organization.
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