Rangla Punjab 2026

Punjabi Cultural Society’s annual flagship event “RANGLA PUNJAB” to celebrate Vaisakhi festival, will be held on Saturday, April 25th 2026 at Copernicus Center in Chicago.

If you are registering as a participant, please click on button below to visit the RP26 page and follow the directions.

PCS encourages individuals / clubs to bring their own teams and perform at Rangla Punjab event. To register your team for Rangla Punjab 2026, please click on the button below and complete the form.

Visit RP26 Page

February 2026 is Punjabi Language Month in State of IL.

With efforts from Punjabi Cultural Society of Chicago, the State of Illinois Governor has proclaimed February 2026 as Punjabi Language Month in State of Illinois.

In a significant recognition of the vital role played by Punjabi-speaking residents within the state, Governor J.B. Pritzker has officially proclaimed February 2026 as “Punjabi Language Month” in Illinois. This declaration honors the contributions of the Punjabi community and aligns with the United Nations' International Mother Language Day, which is observed globally on February 21. Approved by UNESCO, this day promotes awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity while advocating for the preservation and protection of all languages.

Punjabi Cultural Society of Chicago Shines at 91st Annual Chicago Thanksgiving Day Parade

The Punjabi Cultural Society of Chicago (PCS) proudly participated in the 91st annual Chicago Thanksgiving Day Parade, continuing a tradition that began in 2005. This parade, recognized as the second largest televised Thanksgiving parade in the United States, draws millions of viewers nationwide and thousands of enthusiastic spectators who lined State Street to kick off the holiday season.

PCS Showcased a unique Medical-Themed Float celebrating Healthcare Heroes, and honoring the dedication and contributions of community healthcare workers, and Vibrant Punjabi cultural Performances in mainstream.

PCS unveiled a unique medical-themed float, honoring the dedication and contributions of community healthcare professionals. Adorned with symbolic decor and vibrant colors, the float featured PCS volunteers and healthcare workers in authentic medical attire, showcasing the critical role of medicine in community wellbeing. This tribute highlights PCS’s commitment to health advocacy and celebrates the tireless service of doctors, nurses, and first responders.