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This day is about the people who hold not only weapons. They hold our cities. Our mornings. Our right to work, study, hug our children, read books, and make plans for tomorrow.
On October 2, at 2 pm, the award ceremony for the winners and the final gala concert of the 3rd Open Charitable Regional Arts Festival "Cossack State – Our Pride and Glory" will take place.
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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There are places about which it is impossible to speak using only the language of numbers. There are tragedies that cannot be left in the past. Babyn Yar is precisely such a place. It was in September 1941 that mass…
Our young researchers set off on an exciting STEM journey called "Planet of Robots" and discovered what kinds of robots exist — from household assistants to space explorers and medical helpers.
The event was the final stage of the international project "Strengthening Local Capacities for Climate Change Response in the Black Sea Basin" (LAP BLACK), implemented with the support of the European Union under the Interreg NEXT Black Sea Basin 2021–2027…
The session was led by the incredible handmade master Vira Zhevner, who introduced the participants to the magical world of scrapbooking — the art of creating special items from paper.
It was a special encounter with poetry — sincere, emotional, and deeply personal. In her poems, Oleksandra speaks of memory, love, personal struggles, the search for her own authenticity, and the time we live in.
Tetiana Moloda is an artist from Odesa who works with various artistic techniques and materials. For our library, this is the first introduction to her art.
The long-standing, warm, and fruitful cooperation between the Marko Kropyvnytskyi Central Library and Mykolaiv Special School No. 3 is a true wonderful tradition that brings light, knowledge, and joy to children every time.
This time, paint was applied not with brushes, but with… leaves. Craft paper, gouache, and a wide variety of natural materials were needed for the work.
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