Are you ready for polka? It's that time again.
Back by popular demand, Eastside Bar and Grill is hosting a big-time polka dance on July 16.
Live music will be provided by Brad Husak, which cranks out traditional Czech polkas and waltzes, from accordion solos to five-piece full-band melodies.
The special will include: pork, Kraut, dumplings, dressing, gravy, vegetables, and rye bread.
The event will kick off at 4 p.m. and continue until 8 p.m. (or later if the rowdies demand it).
Come dance to your favorite polka; or just sit and listen to the entertainment and catch up with friends.
In the meantime, here's a little trivia: Polka originated as a Czech peasant dance. Historic folklore has it that a peasant girl named Anna Slezak invented the steps one day for her own amusement. The word “pulka” is derived from the Czech phrase for “half-step,” which refers to the dance pattern of lightly stepping from one foot to the other.
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