All past events

Saturday, April 10th, 2021

The Nashi Predky Spring Conference will be online again this year. It's a great lineup of speakers, and you can participate even if you are not in New Jersey!

Monday, April 5th, 2021

Are you looking for an opportunity this season to make pysanky, but don't have the space, dyes, or time to make the dyes? Join us for one or some of our  Pysanka Meet Ups.

Tuesday, March 30th, 2021

In this webinar Luba Petrusha, pysanka artist and researcher, discusses symbols and motifs used on traditional pysanky, their meanings, and the talismanic uses of pysanky.

Sunday, March 28th, 2021

Are you looking for an opportunity this season to make pysanky, but don't have the space, dyes, or time to make the dyes? Join us for one or some of our  Pysanka Meet Ups.

Sunday, March 28th, 2021

Join pysanka artist Olga Kobryn for an online live workshop where participants will learn about the history of the pysanka, a Ukrainian decorated egg, and create their own, with step by step instruction. Participants must purchase their own supplies in advanced.

Saturday, March 27th, 2021

Are you looking for an opportunity this season to make pysanky, but don't have the space, dyes, or time to make the dyes? Join us for one or some of our  Pysanka Meet Ups.

Wednesday, March 24th, 2021

Are you already comfortable reading printed or neatly written Ukrainian, but are stymied by the (shall we say) less-than-perfect cursive in early 20th century documents? We might be able to help!

Monday, March 22nd, 2021

Are you looking for an opportunity this season to make pysanky, but don't have the space, dyes, or time to make the dyes? Join us for one or some of our  Pysanka Meet Ups.

Sunday, March 21st, 2021

Young artists will learn about the legends of Ukrainian Easter Eggs and holiday traditions while creating their own krashanka or krapanka for their Easter basket using the wax-resist method.

Saturday, February 27th, 2021

Flute virtuoso Andrei Pidkivka talks about and plays the sopilka and other related instruments. The sopilka is identified with "Troista Muzyka" in Ukrainian culture, and is shared by many of Ukraine's neighbors.

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