Today, harvest bread is broken in Perivale. Not in the center — at the Ealing Central Sports Ground

12 September, 13:00–19:00, Polish Clan Association. Ealing Central Sports Ground, Horsenden Lane South. There are two codes circulating in the announcements: Perivale UB6 8GP and Greenford UB6 7NS — it's the same pitch. Procession from 14:00, bread breaking, wreath competition, Eaglets, Goat, highlanders from the UK Podhale Association, children, blowers. Directions: Central line Perivale or Greenford, then a short section of Horsenden Lane. The car park at the facility can be cramped when a Polish person from Ealing, Southall and Hounslow comes together. Jacket — September on this grass is not Krakow. Not to be confused with Katyn on September 19 at Gunnersbury (this is already on Pulse) or with the POSK festival "Polish, Very Polish" (12-20.09, Hammersmith: Wajda, exhibition, slam). You can do both: harvesting during the day, POSK in the evening. It's not the academy in the room. It is one of the few events that bring together the first emigration, the EU wave and children who hear Polish at home, and everything else at school. The wreath came to the borough where the Polish diaspora lives, instead of the other way around. What does it mean in Ealing: Perivale / Greenford / Northolt is the everyday life of the Polish diaspora, not a suburb. Zonal ticket, without crossing the center. Sources: AllEvents + Facebook Polish Clan Association;