Programs

Programs

Fall Program 2010 - Ukrainian Folk Art of Potato Stamping

Folk Arts are traditional art forms handed down from generation to generation. The rich culture and traditions of Ukraine is manifested in the wide variety of Ukrainian arts and crafts. Among these is the Folk Art of Potato Stamping

Summer Program 2010 - Ukrainian Art of Cursive Writing

Calligraphy (or cursive writing) often called the art of fancy lettering, and is a method of letter-shaped graphic emotional self-expression of an artist. Did you ever wonder how your name would look in a different language?

Pittsburgh Ukrainian Pysanka

“Thank you for this opportunity. I really enjoyed it!!” (Judy G.)

“My whole family had a great time!” (Val I.)

“Great Class! Thank you!” (Michelle P.)

“Loved this workshop” (Kathleen S.)

“Thanks for offering such a great class at a reasonable price!” (Val M.)

“You could charge more for the workshop. It was worth every penny. I loved it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.” (Johnette E.)
  

Additional Events

On March 21, 2010, UCOWPA met with six (6) Ukrainian delegates participating in the Open World program and their host families. This program is designed to develop professional, educational, and cultural contacts between the United States and Ukraine.

Have Your Name Written in Ukrainian

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 UCOWPA

at the Pittsburgh International

Fall Program 2009

The story of “Chervona Kalyna” (Red Viburnum)

Spring Program 2010 - Ukrainian Easter Egg Decorating Workshop

On March 20, 2010, The Ukrainian Community of Western Pennsylvania held the Ukrainian Easter Egg Decorating Workshop which allowed for artistic expression as well as an enjoyable process for all participants (please see our Photo Gallery and what some of our participants had to say).

Winter Program 2010 - Celebration of Love

“At the touch of Love every one becomes a poet” was the theme of the UCOWPA Winter Program 2010. 

 

Valentine's Dance 2010 Pittsburgh, PA

“At the touch of Love every one becomes a poet.” -- Plato
 
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