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The opening took place as a cultural initiative designed to strengthen Ukrainian-Lithuanian ties and introduce readers to the literature, culture, and history of Lithuania.
Master Hanna Petryk shared her experience and creative secrets with the participants. The base of the composition was a special decoration — a handmade natural beeswax candle in the shape of a flower, crafted by the master herself. The participants' task was to create a worthy frame for it.
The tour was titled "A Journey Through the Pages of an Unpublished Book (about Electrotrans and Beyond...)" and was conducted by local historian Andrii Shynkarenko.
This is an original song ensemble whose work combines the music of composer Volodymyr Bardetskyi and the poetry of Nelia Romanovska. Their repertoire features spiritual and patriotic compositions, songs about Ukraine, human feelings, faith, and the strength not to lose hope.
Nelia Romanovska is a writer, poet, member of the National Writers' Union of Ukraine, and a Christian blogger from Ivano-Frankivsk.
They spoke about literature, creativity, books, and sources of inspiration. About what drives one to write, share thoughts, and search for words that resonate with others.
Under the moderation of psychologist, mentor, and blogger Tetiana Holubchenko, participants tried on the roles of the characters, looked at familiar conflicts from different perspectives, and sought answers to questions that remain relevant today.
The exhibition is dedicated to outstanding figures of Ukrainian theater — a preview to the theatrical play "Chasing Two Hares" based on the play by Mykhailo Starytskyi.
This was not just an encounter with art, but a warm conversation about Yevheniia— a talented artist, educator, and a person who left behind a great creative legacy, and today offered for your attention an exposition of artworks by her students from the Mykolaiv Children's Art School.
Hanna Polovenko is the author of the novel "Liberation: A Kherson Ballad", published by "Vydavnytstvo". During the event, they discussed the story behind the creation of the book, as well as the real-life fates of Kherson residents who endured the russian occupation or still remain in the temporarily occupied territories.