Miejski Ośrodek Kultury, Jarosław

Gymnastic Society, Sokol'' in Jaroslaw was founded on March 20, 1889, with the goal of increasing the physical fitness of the Polish society and strengthening the national spirit within it. The censorship requirement was Polish citizenship and being an adult. In 1892 efforts to build its own headquarters began.

In 1898 the Building Committee was established, which consisted of: dr Władysław Grabowski, dr Adolf Dietzius, dr Władysław Jahl and city engineer Stanisław Pobóg Rutkowski. In 1900 the building was ready. In 1910 a new Board was elected. With the outbreak of World War I a District National Committee was formed, which included Kazimierz Missona. In August 1914 an armed unit was organized, consisting of members of field Falcon squads from Jaroslaw, Pruchnik, Radymno and Sieniawa, which under the direction of Serafin Dobrzanski, Leopold Leichfried and Batycki received training with members of the Bartosz squads from: Jarosław, Bystrowice, Munina, Rokietnica, Skołoszów and Tuczemp.

It was also the seat of the Boy Scout Troops, led by Kazimierz Skarbowski, and the Girl Scout Troop, led by Kazimiera Wodzińska. In 1923 a decision was made to build a stadium. On May 25, 1925 the opening and consecration of the "Sokól" stadium took place.

The Society played an important role in the national and cultural life of Jaroslaw. In 1929 a permanent amateur theatrical troupe was formed under the name "Koło dramatyczne" led by Father Stanislaw Tadeusz Zelinski, and after his departure by Z. Nowas.

In 1947, the "Sokol" Gymnastic Society was liquidated.