The Polish Association in Hobart (Związek Polaków w Hobart) was established in 1950 by Polish post-World War II migrants who arrived in Tasmania to start a new life. The Association is their legacy to the future generations.
The aims of the Polish Association are to promote Polish culture and language and to build friendly links between Polish and Australian communities. One of our major activities is the provision of support services to older members of the Tasmanian Community, with a focus on persons of Polish descent.
More information about the Polish community in Tasmania.
Welcome
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Polish Association please contact us. You can dance in Oberek or play soccer with us. We commemorate Polish national days and enjoy each other’s company. You can meet us on the first and third Thursday of the month between 7.30 pm and 8.30 pm at the Polish House and then at the Polish Club.
Accommodation
The Polish Association runs a Hostel (with a bus stop at the door step, close to the CBD, shops and restaurants) at New Town as well as “Podhale”- Polish Summer Retreat at Carlton Beach.
For further information please visit our Accommodation web page.
Hall hire
Looking for a function venue for 200 people with fully equipped kitchen? Ask about our Hall. If you need something smaller, ask about our Polish Club hall. Please contact us for further details.