Founded way back in 1895, the Adam Mickiewicz Library and Dramatic Circle is touted to be one of the oldest surviving Polish institutes in town. This voluntary organization's library is a treasure trove of books and has an envious collection of almost 12,000 books. However, highlight is the set of hand-copied plays that are housed in this library. It also features a bar serving Polish beers and other drinks. Occasionally, the Dramatic Circle hosts cultural and community events too.
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Phone: (716) 847-0839
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Fillmore Ave and Black Lives Matter Way/Paderewski Dr
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612 Fillmore Ave Buffalo, NY 14212 ·339.59 mi
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yelpHidden gem in Buffalo's East Side? Sure is. A diverse crew of characters. The little nuances stand out more than any other bar--the wallpaper, vodka choices, polish beer decorations, the polish...
MoreI recently came for a special event that included a buffet dinner, a live performance, speakers and a movie screening. This is a neat space! I love the retro wallpaper in the bar area, and the...
MoreI came here with my cousin and my father when Slow Roll Buffalo was starting one of their rides at this location. After the ride we got to have a little Polish food from Betty Crockski, and go...
MoreStopped in here on Friday for the Brewed in Buffalo Release Party. This place is pretty sweet. A cross between an old Polish dive bar and a library, it was pretty cool to hang out at this cultural...
Moreone: nice space for cultural events and performances two: impressive selection of [mostly polish] beer at the bar three: great prices on said beer four: cool social club atmosphere with a good...
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