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Croatian Cultural Center in Chicago to Host Annual Banquet on October 17

Official poster for the Croatian Cultural Center in Chicago Annual Banquet on October 17, 2026, featuring the Croatian coat of arms and event details.
The Croatian Cultural Center in Chicago will host its Annual Banquet on October 17, 2026, bringing the Croatian-American community together for an evening of friendship, music and celebration / Photo Credit: Croatian Cultural Center in Chicago

Croatian Cultural Center in Chicago to Host Annual Banquet on October 17

The Croatian Cultural Center in Chicago will host its Annual Banquet on Saturday, October 17, 2026, bringing together members of the Croatian-American community for an evening of music, friendship and celebration.

The event will celebrate another successful year for the center and recognize the community that continues to support its cultural activities.

According to the official event poster, doors will open at 6 p.m., while the program will begin at 7 p.m.

Croatian Cultural Center Chicago Announces Ticket Details

The annual banquet will take place at the Croatian Cultural Center, located at 2845 West Devon Avenue in Chicago, Illinois.

Organizers are inviting families, friends and community members to join the celebration.

According to the event poster, tickets cost $65 for adults ages 17 and older and $35 for students ages 7 to 16. Admission is free for children ages six and under.

Guests can reserve a table by calling 773-338-3839.

The evening will feature music and opportunities for members of the Croatian-American community to gather and celebrate their shared heritage.

Celebrating Croatian Heritage and Community

The Croatian Cultural Center in Chicago serves as an important gathering place for Croatian Americans and their families.

Through cultural events, educational activities and community programs, the center helps preserve Croatian traditions and strengthen connections between generations.

Its activities also provide younger Croatian Americans with opportunities to learn about their cultural roots and maintain ties to their heritage.

Chicago is home to an established Croatian-American community, where cultural organizations continue to play an important role in preserving language, customs and traditions.

The annual banquet offers an opportunity to celebrate these connections while recognizing the people who contribute to the center’s work.

The October 17 event will bring community members together for an evening dedicated to Croatian culture, friendship and shared traditions.

Additional information and reservations are available through the Croatian Cultural Center in Chicago.

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