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On October 15 at 4 pm, we invite you to the Marko Kropyvnytskyi Central Library for the presentation of Hanna Polovenko’s book "Liberation: A Kherson Ballad", as part of the II Book and Reading Festival "Veshtanka on the Buh."
On October 16 at 3 pm, the Marko Kropyvnytskyi Central Library will host the opening of the exhibition "Autumn, Flowers, and Love"— a showcase of artworks by Yevheniia Kruchynina and her students from the Mykolaiv Children’s Art School, held as…
We invite you to attend the Ukrainian Speaking Club at the M. L. Kropyvnytskyi Central City Library. Today, it unites seven groups with over 60 students. It provides a space for live communication, practice, and learning the native language.
Attention to users!! We would like to inform you that starting from January 10, 2025, we resume payment for the paid services by non-cash payment to the current account from extra-budgetary funds of the Central City Library named after M.L.…
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Kherson region, Donetsk, Mykolaiv — different cities and experiences reflected in the author's work. She writes poetry and prose, paints, creates her own artistic world, and knows how to find words that resonate.
The discussion focused on Taras Shevchenko, Ukrainian dignity, prominent figures of our region, and the cultural heritage that is essential to know, preserve, and pass on to future generations.
In the library community, some things need no extra words. When colleagues need help, it is important to be there — with action, concrete solutions, and a readiness to act together.
This time, the participants worked under the guidance of the incredible handmade master Vira Zhevner, who once again proved that creativity doesn't require expensive materials — you just need to add imagination, a bit of patience, and a good mood.
Throughout the year, the project has introduced our readers and visitors to various art forms, creative techniques, and talented artisans from Mykolaiv and the region.
We took jute, satin ribbon, lace, little hearts, small ladybugs — and, of course, statice in yellow and purple shades. Then came a bit of imagination, a bit of patience, and a strong desire to make something beautiful.
The festival brought together those who speak about Ukraine through art: singing, dance, poetry, visual and decorative arts, as well as Cossack martial arts.
On October 1, Ukraine celebrates several important holidays at once — the Intercession of the Theotokos, and Defender of Ukraine Day, and Day of Ukrainian Cossacks.
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