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March 2020
Varenyky/Pierogi Fish Fry Fridays
On popular demand: Varenyky (Pierogies) & Fish Fry Dinners! During LENT only Delicious varenyky (pierogies), tender fired or baked fish, french fries, coleslaw, & desserts -- meatless spaghetti for the kids. Beer/Wine available and take-out also.
Find out more »Ukrainian Pysanky Workshop
Join Ukrainian American Community Center for small, hands on classes in the art of pysanka making. Workshop fee includes a 3 hour session and all of the supplies from the Ukrainian Gift Shop. Register and pay on Eventbrite or Facebook. No prior pysanky making experience is required. Dyes, beeswax and a stylus are used to decorate the eggs with traditional Ukrainian designs. Pysanky can be enjoyed all year round and make a wonderful gift for you or your loved ones.…
Find out more »Varenyky/Pierogi Fish Fry Fridays
On popular demand: Varenyky (Pierogies) & Fish Fry Dinners! During LENT only Delicious varenyky (pierogies), tender fired or baked fish, french fries, coleslaw, & desserts -- meatless spaghetti for the kids. Beer/Wine available and take-out also.
Find out more »Ukrainian Pysanky Workshop
Join Ukrainian American Community Center for small, hands on classes in the art of pysanka making. Workshop fee includes a 3 hour session and all of the supplies from the Ukrainian Gift Shop. Register and pay on Eventbrite or Facebook. No prior pysanky making experience is required. Dyes, beeswax and a stylus are used to decorate the eggs with traditional Ukrainian designs. Pysanky can be enjoyed all year round and make a wonderful gift for you or your loved ones.…
Find out more »April 2020
Varenyky/Pierogi Fish Fry Fridays
On popular demand: Varenyky (Pierogies) & Fish Fry Dinners! During LENT only Delicious varenyky (pierogies), tender fired or baked fish, french fries, coleslaw, & desserts -- meatless spaghetti for the kids. Beer/Wine available and take-out also.
Find out more »Ukrainian Pysanky Workshop
Join Ukrainian American Community Center for small, hands on classes in the art of pysanka making. Workshop fee includes a 3 hour session and all of the supplies from the Ukrainian Gift Shop. Register and pay on Eventbrite or Facebook. No prior pysanky making experience is required. Dyes, beeswax and a stylus are used to decorate the eggs with traditional Ukrainian designs. Pysanky can be enjoyed all year round and make a wonderful gift for you or your loved ones.…
Find out more »Ukrainian Pysanky Workshop
Join Ukrainian American Community Center for small, hands on classes in the art of pysanka making. Workshop fee includes a 3 hour session and all of the supplies from the Ukrainian Gift Shop. Register and pay on Eventbrite or Facebook. No prior pysanky making experience is required. Dyes, beeswax and a stylus are used to decorate the eggs with traditional Ukrainian designs. Pysanky can be enjoyed all year round and make a wonderful gift for you or your loved ones.…
Find out more »June 2020
Bridges of Memory: HOLODOMOR
Join Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies for a community dialogue with UACC to learn about Holodomor, focusing on stories of loss and survival, navigation of trauma, memorialization of victims, preservation and celebration of culture, and education of younger generations. This session will feature a moderated conversation with members of our Ukrainian community followed by a question and answer session with participants. Register here: https://bit.ly/2AdvVsI
Find out more »November 2020
Commemorative Lecture: “International Holodomor Memorial Day: Teaching a Genocide the World Forgot”
Register for the free online WEBINAR VIA ZOOM Today, the Ukrainian genocide, known as the Holodomor, which was perpetrated by the Soviet Regime in 1932-1933, remains little known and frequently denied 87 years later. The basic information and facts about this genocide will be outlined by educator Valentina Kuryliw, along with strategies and approaches she has used to include the Holodomor in curricula across Canada within a human rights and genocide education context. Valentina Kuryliw is a child of two Holodomor survivors,…
Find out more »Live Presentation, Screening and World Wide Candlelight Vigil Facebook event
Join Online presentation with Consulate General Dmytro Kushneruk, Consul General from Chicago, Maria Tscherepenko - President, UACC, and a live viewing of a short film about the Holodomor. Light a Candle at home and post before, during, and after the event. Facebook event Under the sponsorship of the Ukrainian American Coordinating Council Consulate General of Ukraine in San Francisco, Ukrainian Heritage Club of Northern California, Holodomor Committee of California
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