Cultural events, arts and festivals in Kyiv region and Ukraine at Razom UA
Ahead of the anniversary of Irpin’s liberation, a year-long project is launching that aims to change how the experience of war is commemorated in the urban space — from expert dialogue to practical solutions.
On March 28, an exhibition by around 40 artists opens at Lisova 3 — an event that both commemorates the liberation of Irpin and provides tangible support to the Armed Forces through the sale of artworks and donations.
On April 14 at 7:00 p.m., the Bilohorodskyi House of Culture will host a documentary performance in which real frontline stories and dialogues of civilian life meet on one stage. All proceeds will go to support the needs of the Third Army Corps.
March in Kyiv's clubs is not just concerts but a mechanism of support: tribute shows, jazz, variety performances and charity events that offer both cultural solace and tangible aid to units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. We outline the highlights and where to go this month.
At the Taras Shevchenko Palace of Culture, 40 children from the Borodianka community recited the Kobzar — not just a celebration of words, but an investment in the community’s cultural resilience.
On the 165th anniversary of the Kobzar's death, residents and local authorities gathered at the monument that survived the 2022 shelling — the ritual was more about restoration than formality.
In times of war, artistic testimonies become part of national history. Why commemorating the "Stolen Spring" project matters not only for art but also for collective memory.
On March 9, Irpin remembers Taras Shevchenko not only as a historical figure but as a practical resource for preserving identity and moral resilience in times of trial, First Deputy Mayor Oleksandr Pashchynskyi stressed.
The Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a colored silver coin in the shape of a Ukrainian pysanka — not just a souvenir, but a gesture of cultural recognition and a visible sign of support. We examine what is on the coin and why it matters for Ukraine now.
The third single from the upcoming album "My Movement" — minimalist electronica and alternative pop that speaks to inner strength. Why this matters right now for Ukrainian music and society.
On the eve of the anniversary show "I Am! 30 Years", the band unveiled the single "WE" — a song about growing up and collective strength that pairs a cultural premiere with concrete support for the defense ministry.
On the eve of International Women’s Day, Kyiv offers not only entertainment but also an opportunity to support local culture. We’re putting together a roundup of events — from large-scale concerts to intimate evenings and special culinary offerings.
A short guide to exhibitions, tours, and theatrical events in Kyiv for March 6–8 — from art therapy for people with disabilities to documentary projects about the war. According to the Department of Culture of the Kyiv City State Administration and UNN, these are events to consider if you want not just to pass the time but to support local culture.
The night of March 15–16 is not just a broadcast of the awards: the broadcaster ensures accessibility, bolsters Ukrainian presence on the world stage, and retains exclusive rights through 2028. We break it down.
The song that has accompanied the artist since she was 18 received a Ukrainian version — a risky translation revealed a universal meaning in the work and became a signal of cultural self‑defense during the war.
Exclusive analysis by stylist Halyna Denysiuk for UNN: why stage wardrobe is no longer just aesthetics and how changes in artists' images reflect the national mood and send signals to partners.
Unknown individuals knocked Soviet emblems and Russian-language inscriptions off the pedestal of Paton in central Kyiv. This is not only an act of vandalism — it is a challenge to the institutions responsible for the city's memory and security.
The new song blends traditional motifs with a trendy arrangement — it’s not just a musical release but a signal of cultural resilience and emotional recovery. We explain why it deserves attention right now.
Not just about a family celebration: Olga Sumska's Instagram post recalls the transmission of profession and values between generations — an important detail for the country's cultural resilience.
A world-renowned author and recipient of the Hugo and Locus awards has died at 77 in Colorado. We examine why his work matters not only to the genre but also to cultural memory in times of trial.
Olivia Dean was the big winner at the BRIT Awards, which took place in Manchester for the first time — the ceremony was not just about handing out statuettes, but a marker of change in the industry and a chance for regional scenes, including Ukraine's.
The distinguished Ukrainian conductor Roman Kofman has died at the age of 90 — a figure who for decades helped shape our symphonic tradition. The farewell will take place on February 27 at 10:30 at Jerusalem’s main public cemetery.
After a long hiatus, a Moldovan artist performed in Chișinău. The revamped image is not just about style but a signal to society and to regional ties.
People's Artist Olga Sumska, in blogger Nikolas Karma's column, openly discussed her everyday wardrobe, disclosed the price of a suit and a scarf, and explained why 60 years for her is not a declaration but a stance. We examine why this matters not only for the society pages.
"Euphoria" creator Sam Levinson and his wife donated $27,000 to a fundraiser for the late actor's daughters — an example of industry solidarity and a reminder of the responsibility toward families in crisis.
35 mm and 16 mm film reels containing Ukrainian-language versions of films from 1956–1957 were discovered at the Mykhailo Kotsiubynsky Museum. The Dovzhenko Center plans to examine and digitize the find — what this means for Ukrainian cultural memory.
The Victoria and Albert Museum unveiled a reconstruction of an early YouTube page and the platform’s first video. It’s more than a retro exhibit — it’s a reminder of the power of digital formats in shaping cultural memory and a lesson for Ukraine about preserving its own online narrative.
The Honored Artist of Ukraine and longtime star of the Odesa Academic Musical and Drama Theatre named after V. Vasilko has died at the age of 86. The farewell will take place on February 21; we analyze why her work is part of Odesa’s cultural memory.
A memorial concert for People’s Artist Stepan Higa will be held in Kyiv — a major act of cultural solidarity, featuring his children and a number of well-known performers. We explain why this matters now.
After a beauty transformation by makeup artist Yehor Andriushyn, Iryna Bilyk unveiled a short, light-colored hairstyle and expressive stage makeup. This is not just a change of image — it’s a signal of a renewal in her artistic language that resonates with the audience at a crucial time for the country.