Events

We’re doing it AGAIN! Back by popular demand, mushroom expert Josh Mowris is leading another magical Yellow House Trail Forage!

Kick things off with mushroom truffle pizza + drinks, then grab your basket and hit the trail with us.

Learn how to spot fall mushrooms, discover tasty recipe ideas, and unlock the secrets of their medicinal powers!

Save the Date: RAIN DATE Oct. 2 | 4–6 PM

The Story of Us, Erie Polonia: Churches and Neighborhoods
Curated by Bobby Sulecki
Explore Erie’s rich Polish heritage faith, neighborhoods, and the churches that built community.
Wood Morrison House – 2nd Floor
338 West 6th Street, Erie, PA
October 1 through January 30, 2026
The exhibit is on display on the second floor of the Wood-Morrison House, (the building east of the mansion) The exhibit includes an interesting timeline, artifacts and memories that touch on the early Polish churches and neighborhoods:
St. Stanislaus, 13th and Wallace
Holy Trinity, 2220 Reed
St. Hedwig, 521 E 3rd
St. Casimir, 629 Hess
The exhibit is open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm and Sundays, noon to 5 pm. It is free to members of the Hagen History Center and guest admission is $12.
Opening Reception: October 2, 5–7 PM
Join us in celebrating the vibrant legacy of Erie’s Polish-American community!

Exhibit Curator Bobby Sulecki shares his research for The Story of Us, Erie Polonia: Churches and Neighborhoods Nov. 12 from 4:30 to 5:30 pm.
The presentation will take place in the Watson-Curtze Mansion.
The exhibit is on display on the second floor of the Wood-Morrison House, (the building east of the mansion) The exhibit includes an interesting timeline, artifacts and memories that touch on the early Polish churches and neighborhoods:
St. Stanislaus, 13th and Wallace
Holy Trinity, 2220 Reed
St. Hedwig, 521 E 3rd
St. Casimir, 629 Hess

The exhibit is open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm and Sundays, noon to 5 pm. It is free to members of the Hagen History Center and guest admission is $12.

The presentation is free to the public, but attendees need to reserve in advance, and it is limited to 35 people.
Reserve in advance by emailing info@hagenhistory.org