The Dom Polski Centre is the home of South Australia’s Polish Community. It boasts a proud legacy of community engagement and promotes multicultural partnerships. The original Dom Polski was purchased in 1960 by the post World War 2 Polish refugees in Adelaide. They saw it important to preserve their heritage and culture so it could be passed on to their children and future generations. Initially, the house on Woodville Road, Woodville in Adelaide’s western suburbs was renovated to serve as a meeting place. It quickly became popular for many community and family functions. By the late 1960s, the original building was seen as too small, so plans were initiated to build a more accommodating centre. This led to the construction of the new building at 230 Angas Street, Adelaide. The foundation stone was laid on December 29th 1972. Within 12 months, the Dom Polski Centre was open.