Polish Dance refers to a variety of traditional dance forms originating from Poland. These dances often reflect the country's rich cultural heritage and are characterized by lively music, colorful costumes, and energetic movements. Popular styles include the Mazurka, Polonaise, and Oberek, each with its unique rhythm and steps. Many Polish dances are performed during festivals, weddings, and cultural events, showcasing the community's history and traditions. They often involve group formations and can be accompanied by traditional instruments like the accordion and violin. These dances not only entertain but also serve to preserve Polish cultural identity.