Cultural events, arts and festivals in Kyiv region and Ukraine at Razom UA
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.
A legendary actor, whose on-screen voice shaped perceptions of war, power and moral dilemmas, has died at 95. We examine why his legacy matters not only to cinema but also to those who fight for truth in the information space.
An Italian DJ and producer will perform at the closing ceremony on February 22 at the Arena di Verona; live on NBC and Peacock. Why this is more than a show and what it means for the international audience — short and to the point.
People’s Artist of Ukraine Lyudmyla Yurchenko died on February 15 in her 84th year. This is not only the loss of an artistic voice — her pedagogical work helped shape part of the modern Ukrainian vocal school, which should be preserved and developed.
Sony is launching a new adaptation of a cult franchise with the author of "Crazy Rich Asians." Why this matters not only for Hollywood, but also as a signal for creative markets, including Ukraine's.
Behind the romantic façade — a history of resistance, religious transformations, and economic consequences. We explain the holiday's origins, how it has changed, and why it should be celebrated consciously — especially in Ukraine.
Kyiv customs officials prevented the shipment to Ireland of the second volume (1749) of Johann Georg Gmelin’s work, which was being sent without the required permits — the edition has been handed over to the country’s oldest public library and will be available to researchers.
An actor who defined the archetype of 1990s teen drama has died after a long battle with colon cancer. We examine what remains of his legacy and why it matters today.
The singer confirmed her pregnancy and openly revealed the sex of her first child on Instagram. It is a personal announcement that also resonates with a broader message about resilience and the normalization of life during wartime.
The first fully Spanish-language halftime show drew hundreds of millions of views — what does this mean for music, platforms and countries that want to speak to the world in their own language, particularly for Ukraine.
After 12 weeks of release, "You — Cosmos" has grossed more than UAH 60.6 million and attracted 326,000 viewers — it’s not only a box-office success but a signal to investors, the film community and international partners. We examine why the film bolsters Ukraine’s image and revenues.
Margarita Winkler won the 67th Annual Illustration Competition of the prestigious magazine Communication Arts. This is not just an individual victory — another signal that Ukrainian visual culture is successfully entering the global market.
A certificate from the Los Angeles Department of Public Health lists a pulmonary embolism caused by rectal cancer. We explain the facts, the implications for cultural memory, and why this matters now.
A legendary band is bringing to a close a history spanning more than half a century. Why Don Henley’s decision is not a shock but the logical conclusion of an era, and what it means for fans around the world and in Ukraine.
The film starring Timothée Chalamet has grossed over $148 million, becoming the highest‑grossing release in A24's history. We examine why this is not just a record but a signal to investors, filmmakers, and cultural diplomacy.
The director won the Directors Guild of America award for "2000 Meters to Andriyivka." This is not just another statuette — it’s a message to international audiences and a step forward in the recognition of Ukrainian testimonies of the war.
In high diplomacy, it's not loud statements but simple gestures that matter. The appearance of Moldova's representative at the national selection final is not only a musical headliner but also a message of solidarity ahead of Eurovision in Vienna.
Kateryna Pavlenko (Monokate), the former lead singer of Go_A, in performance No. 3 combined electronic music and folk motifs — not just a performance, but a gesture of cultural resilience on the international stage. We explain why this is especially important right now.
This evening an artist will be chosen to represent Ukraine at the 70th contest in Vienna. This is not just a musical selection — it's a blend of culture, image and international visibility at a critical time for the country.
The actress, who turned 59 last summer, revealed a wedding ring and clarified that “no” is not the case. Why this news matters beyond the tabloids.
The museum has for the first time disclosed the condition of the crown stolen on October 19, 2025: most of the stones remain in place, but the frame is deformed. This is not merely a story of restoration — it is a warning about the vulnerability of cultural treasures in the modern world.
An international team and a Ukrainian idea: why collaboration with a two-time Grammy winner and Jamala's participation could strengthen Ukraine's chances in the national selection and on the international stage.
The Zigong International Lantern Festival opened in Sichuan province — featuring more than 200 handcrafted exhibits, giant installations and unexpected materials. We explain why it’s more than just a pretty picture: culture serves as soft power and as a local business.
A trailer with millions of views, an Oscar‑winning director, and an unexpectedly modern soundtrack. Why the new adaptation of Wuthering Heights deserves attention right now — brief and to the point.
Lesia Nikitiuk will be one of the hosts of Ukraine’s national selection for Eurovision 2026. Why this matters for the show and how the combination of a new format and her experience could change the contest’s perception in Ukraine.
Nominations for the 98th awards focused attention on three films — "Sinners," "One Battle After Another" and "Frankenstein." We break down why the horror record is important for the industry and what it means for viewers.
The legendary winner of Eurovision 2009 is once again entering the national selection — a potential comeback with a familiar instrumental signature could influence the competition and viewers' attention across Europe.
Today, January 21, marks the 121st anniversary of Christian Dior’s birth. The New Look (1947), the H‑Line (1954) and the Trapeze Line (1957) did more than reshape silhouettes — they set aesthetic rules that continue to influence design decisions around the world, including in Ukraine. We examine why this is more than just wardrobe history.