The Polish Club Hosting Breakfast With Santa, NYE Party

The Polish Club, located at 328 High St, is hosting two events to help celebrate the holidays.

Breakfast with Santa
December 21, 9am - noon
The Polish Club, on High Street in Phoenixville, is open to the public every Sunday for a delicious and affordable breakfast. Join us on December 21 when Santa stops by to pose for photos and hear Christmas wishes. Please bring your own camera to take your own pictures. For more information, call 610-933-9801.

New Year's Eve Gala
December 31, 6pm - 1am
Say goodbye to 2008 with a festive winter wonderland-themed evening at the Polish Club, on High Street in Phoenixville. Tickets are just $60 per person and include hors d'oeuvres, catered dinner, open bar, champagne toast, light breakfast, and noisemakers! Dance to the music of Geronimo and celebrate the night locally. Tickets are selling fast. For reservations call, 610-933-9801 or 610-506-4172.

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