PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Sunday, August 11
- RIVERHEAD, N.Y.: St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church will
host its annual chicken barbecue at the church grounds on Franklin Street
adjacent to Merritts Pond. The menu will feature barbecued chicken, baked
potato, corn, salad, dill pickles, cake and coffee, as well as soda and
beer. The entertainment will be provided by the Lvivyany Band. Tickets
purchased in advance are $12 for adults and $6 for children; tickets at
the gate are $14. For more information call Father Tarasiw (631) 727-2766.
Thursday-Sunday, August 15-18
- ROCHESTER, N.Y.: St. Josaphat's Ukrainian Catholic Church will host
its 30th annual Ukrainian Festival at the church grounds, 940 Ridge Road
East. The program will include a Ukrainian fashion show, nightly dance
music and performances by the dance troupes "Dunay" and "Yevshan"
on Saturday and Sunday. Local artisans will provide demonstrations of Ukrainian
embroidery, ceramics, pysanky and gerdany. The festival takes place at
6 p.m.-midnight on Thursday and Friday and at 1 p.m.-midnight on Sunday.
For the schedule of events or for more information call (585) 266-2255.
Saturday, August 17
- CHICAGO: The Chicago Business and Professional Group is sponsoring
a summer social to celebrate the organization's revival and official launch.
The evening will feature a special performance of contemporary Ukrainian
music by the 16-member jazz ensemble "Nova Chvyla," a private
viewing of the new wing of the Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago and
a delectable assortment of wine and appetizers. Interested prospective
members and former members are especially welcome. The evening will be
held at the Ukrainian National Museum, 721 N. Oakley Blvd., Chicago at
7 p.m. Admission is $20. For additional information call (847) 359-3676.
Friday-Saturday, August 23-24
- SACRAMENTO, Calif.: St. Andrew Ukrainian Catholic Church will hold
a festival in celebration of Ukrainian independence on the church grounds
at 7001 Florin Road. Friday's program will take place at 6-10 p.m. and
will feature Ukrainian food, drinks and a dance party. On Saturday the
festivities take place at 3-10 p.m. and consist of an artistic program
as well as dinner and dancing in the evening. Saturday's artistic program
will include an art exhibit with paintings and souveniers for sale, and
a parade of national costumes. The musical entertainment will be provided
by the Ukrainian String Quintet, accordion music by Yuriy Kokhany, the
Sacramento Bandura Ensemble directed by Ola Herasymenko, the children's
dance ensemble "Sonechko" and George and Irina Arabadji. Admission
and parking are free. For more information call (916) 381-2529 or (916)
363-8143.
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4, 2002, No. 31, Vol. LXX
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