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The master class was organized in collaboration with the Cultural and Artistic Association "Art-Spokusa". Our regular visitors immersed themselves in the ancient craft together with the talented craftswoman Olena Mishchenko.
The round table on the topic "Development of nature reserve affairs in the Mykolaiv region: challenges and prospects" became not only a platform for professional dialogue, but also an example of effective cooperation between the regional authorities, the scientific community, and the public in the environmental sphere.
On July 3, there was once again a creative atmosphere in the Central City Library named after M. L. Kropyvnytskyi! Together with the Cultural and Artistic Association “Art-Spokusa”, we invited our regular visitors to an incredibly calming and inspiring class — “Colorful Zendoodling.”
Benjamin Cherry is a 79-year-old Scotsman, journalist, public figure, and author of the The New View periodical.
On June 30, a concert in honor of the memory of the People's Artist of Ukraine Nazarii Yaremchuk in support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was held at the Marko Kropyvnytskyi Central City Library.
Today, Mykolaiv citizens participated in writing the “Mykolaiv Dictation” – 2025 for the third time!
This is another confirmation: Mykolaiv is a city that speaks, thinks and creates in Ukrainian. This year, the text "Fortune-telling with Magnolia" is dedicated to the 125th anniversary of the Central City Library named after M. L. Kropyvnytskyi, which we will celebrate in autumn.
On June 24, the Central City Library named after M. Kropyvnytskyi, together with the cultural and artistic association "Art-Spokusa", held a soulful master class for regular readers - creating a Travnytsia motanka doll.
On June 19, the Central City Library named after M. L. Kropyvnytskyi, together with the Cultural and Artistic Association "Art-Spokusa", held a creative workshop on mandala weaving for our regular visitors.
The project is being implemented for the 125th anniversary of the Central City Library named after M. L. Kropyvnytskyi in cooperation with the Cultural and Artistic Association "Art-Spokusa".