PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Friday, July 31
- EAST HANOVER, N.J.: Project Harmony is sponsoring a farewell banquet
for a delegation of 20 Ukrainian officials and professionals who are participating
in a two-week program called "The Project Harmony Training Program
to Combat the Trafficking of Women in Ukraine." The goal of this program
is to provide participants with practical skills and techniques in carrying
out anti-trafficking initiatives in Ukraine and contributing to international
efforts in this area. Participants are provided with networking opportunities
and access to U.S. and international resources. Project Harmony is a non-profit
organization based in Vermont that facilitates educational and professional
exchanges between the new independent states and the United States. Attendees
will have an opportunity to meet with delegates from Ukraine at the Ramada
Hotel and Conference Center. The cost is $25 per person and reservations
are required by July 25. Contact Renee Berrian at Project Harmony, (802)
496-4545.
Saturday, August 1
- SANDY HOOK, N.J.: The Ukrainian National Women's League of America,
New Jersey Regional Council will celebrate "Soyuzianka Day" with
a picnic and entertainment at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreational
Area, Fort Hancock, Building 11. The guest speaker will be Olha Trytyak,
UNWLA vice-president, honorary president of the New Jersey Regional Council,
and administrator of UNWLA contest for youth "Nature and Us."
Entries submitted by winning contestants will be on display. Fee for admission
is $10 per adult and $5 per child. For information, please call Ulana Kobzar,
(201) 438-1252, or Lida Kramarchuk, (973) 773-4548, no later than July
29.
ADVANCE NOTICE
Sunday, August 23
- LAC NEWCOMB, Quebec: A "Ukrainian Day Celebration" on the
occasion of the seventh anniversary of Ukraine's independence will take
place from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at St. John's Ukrainian Camp. Various games,
sports and leisure programs will take place. All church organizations,
schools, youth groups, choirs, dance ensembles and anyone interested is
invited to help organize or prepare their own programs for this celebration.
Admission is $10 per car. Bring your own picnic basket and refreshments.
For further information contact: Ukrainian Canadian Congress -Ottawa, telephone:
(613) 771-0723, fax, (613) 775-9488; or Ukrainian Canadian Professional
and Business Association -Ottawa, telephone, (613) 728-5409; fax, (613)
728-5409.
Saturday-Sunday, September 19-20
- BALTIMORE: The 1998 Ukrainian Festival will take place at the Baltimore
Inner Harbor, Market Place. Entertainment and events to take place are
as follows: performances by Lyman Ukrainian Folk Dancers, live orchestra
both days, Ukrainian Easter egg demonstrations, exhibits of wood-carving
and crafts by local artists, silent auction/raffles, games and rides in
the new children's area, and food and refreshments. Vendors and merchants
will be selling various items. For information please contact Jullie, (410)
687-3465. For program advertisement (due by August 3) please contact Yvette,
(301) 435-4413.
Saturday, September 26
- BALTIMORE: The Post-Festival Dance-Zabava will take place at 8 p.m.-2
a.m. at St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church, 2401 Eastern Ave. at Montford.
The event will feature a live orchestra, light buffet, silent auction and
raffles. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the Ukrainian Festival
information booth (see above). For information on the dance, call the festival
chairperson, Jullie Humeniuk, (410) 687-3465.
ONGOING
- HUNTER, N.Y.: The 1998 annual exhibition of Ukrainian artists in the
U.S. is being held at the "Grazhda" Ukrainian Cultural Center.
Taras Schumylowych will be exhibiting four of his works: "Cape Henry
Lighthouse, 1784"; "Penfield Reef Lighthouse, 1871"; "U.S.
Coast Guard Small Boat No. 30602;" and "Spring." This exhibition
will run through Sunday, September 6.
- ASPEN, Colo.: A display of recent work created by artist Larysa Martyniuk
may be viewed at the Aspen Fine Art Gallery, located at 410 E. Hyman Ave.
For further information please contact the gallery at (970) 920-0044.
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Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, July
19, 1998, No. 29, Vol. LXVI
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