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      • Meet the Wawel Dragon
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      • Chopin plaque unveiling
      • 2014 Multicultural Festival
      • Around the World in 80 Dishes
      • Farewell Ewa Fenn
      • Playing the red piano
      • 1st Trust anniversary
      • From Poland to Pahiatua
      • Celebrating everything Polish
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On 5 April the 2014 Multicultural Festival took place at Tauranga's Historic Village. As in the previous year the Polish dance group appeared on stage and impressed thousands of festival goers with their colourful Krakowiak costumes.

Not only are these and similar performances a great opportunity to show off and share with the community a display of Polish traditions. They are also motivation for the children to practice  singing and dancing during school term. 

During the festival Polish cakes and other mouth-watering, sweet delicacies were sold at a food stall to raise funds for school supplies and other expenses that the Trust incurs. Suffice it to say that they sold like the proverbial hot cakes.

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