Ukrainian Book Club: Онлайн-обговорення роману Віктора Домонтовича "Без ґрунту"
EN: Discuss Viktor Domontovych's Without Foundation, a modernist novel about art and memory in 1920s Ukraine.
UA: Обговорюємо роман Віктора Домонтовича «Без ґрунту» про мистецтво й пам’ять в Україні 1920-х років.
New Britain Malanka 2025
Celebrate Ukrainian New Year at Malanka 2025 with ZAPOVID! Enjoy live music, BYOB, food, and more on January 25 at St. George Hellenic Center in New Britain, CT.
2025 TCUP Conference
Friday, February 7th, 2025 - Saturday, February 8th, 2025
All Day
The 2025 TCUP Conference will explore how Russian aggression hinders Ukrainians' right to rebuild a safe environment. Topics include the war's geopolitical context, ecocide, reconstruction efforts, and the role of digital technologies. Stay tuned for panel details and speakers.
Songs of Longing, String Quartet No.4, op. 43 by Boris Lyatoshynsky
The Sheffield Chamber Players perform and discuss Borys Lyatoshynsky's String Quartet No. 4, a WWII-era masterpiece rich with Ukrainian folk melodies and profound longing. Explore its musical and historical context in this rare experience.
Lexington Symphony Concert: The Fight for Freedom – Honoring the Ukrainian People
This is part of the Lexington Symphony Semiquincentennial (250) celebration of the Battle of Lexington. The February 15th concert is titled "The Fight for Freedom" and is sponsored by the Gamota Family in support of the Ukrainian people.
Boston Malanka 2025
Saturday, February 15th, 2025
6:00 pm - 11:45 pm
Join us for the annual Ukrainian Malanka Winter Ball fundraiser in Boston! Enjoy a formal evening with live music by the Anna-Maria Band, dancing, a plated dinner, and auctions—all to raise $35,000 for life-saving medical supplies for Ukraine. Tickets close January 22nd.
Panel Discussion: War in Europe
On the eve of the third anniversary of Europe's bloodiest war in 80 years, join leading experts Serhii Plokhii, Marci Shore, and Liudmyla Kurnosikova for a panel discussion on Ukraine's war, its causes, cultural impact, and post-war reconstruction. Moderated by Askold Melnyczuk, this event coincides with the publication of a special issue of Irish Pages on The War in Europe. Copies will be available for purchase.
DakhaBrakha
Experience the 'ethno-chaos' of DakhaBrakha, a Ukrainian folk-rock quartet blending avant-garde and village traditions. With global instrumentation and powerful vocals, they deliver an edgy fusion of Eastern European roots and world music.
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