The Polish Constitution of May 3, 1791 was the first constitution to follow the 1788 ratification of the United States Constitution. May 3 was restored as an official Polish holiday in April 1990, after the fall of communism. It is celebrated in Cleveland with events including a parade in Slavic Village.

Enjoy these images and video highlights of the parade.

Video highlights of the Parade

Parade Grand Marshall Len Komoroski,
President of the Cleveland Cavaliers

Len Komoroski brought some friend from the Cavs

Cleveland Cavaliers Moondog

Tonia Kwiatkowski and Parade Royalty

Shrine Church of Saint Stanislaus

St. Stan's Dad's Club

Shrine Church of Saint Stanislaus float

Shrine Church of Saint Stanislaus float

Syrena Polish Folk Ensemble

Syrena Polish Folk Ensemble

John Paul II Polish American Cultural Center

Polish Nobel Laureates

PIAST Polish Folk Song and Dance Ensemble of the PRCUA

PIAST

Polish Roman Catholic Union of America

PRCUA

Parade Queen

Polish American Students & Young Professionals

Polska Szkola

Living Traditions Folk Ensemble

Blue Army

Monte Cassino Maj 1944

Paderewski Language School

Metropolitan Police Car

Corlett Movers

Syrena Polish Folk Ensemble

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Polish Constitution Day Parade in Slavic Village
May 1, 2011