Events

December7, 2024

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August 24, 2024

Community & Celebration on Saturday, August 24

at Pokrova Ukrainian Catholic Church, 9102 Meadowshire Street, Houston 77037.

• 5:00pm Moleben Prayer Service

• 5:30pm BBQ Dinner Reception and Movie in Church Hall 

May 30, 2024

Event by Archeology Now:

Join the frontline of cultural preservation in embattled Ukraine. 

Journey with a member of Blue Shield International to discover efforts to defend Ukraine’s historic treasures from looting, vandalization, and destruction due to warfare.  Learn more about the vital task of protecting at-risk workers, collections, and cultural heritage sites to safeguard a nation’s identity.

Dr. Brian I. Daniels - Smithsonian Associate

& Director of Research and Programs, Penn Cultural and Heritage Center

Welcome by the Ukrainian Consul General in Houston The Honorable Vitalii Tarasiuk. 

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Lynn Wyatt Auditorium 1001 Bissonnet St., Houston, TX  77005    

This event is cosponsored by the University of St. Thomas, the Center for International Studies, the Ukrainian American Cultural Club of Houston, and the Ukrainian Consul General of Houston.

May 16 2024

Wear your finest Vyshyvanka and join the women of the Houston branch of the Ukrainian National Women's League of America and the Houston Ukrainian community as we celebrate our heritage and tradition of embroidered clothing on this special day.

There will be live music by Ukrainian DJ Andy Verdi!

All are welcome...kids, pets, neighbors, friends! There is a large outdoor pet friendly patio so don't leave them home alone!

There is parking behind the building and in the lot across Edwards Street.

April 28, 2024

Event by Archeology Now:

Join us for a compelling online event where we explore graffiti left behind by Russians in Ukraine that is often intimidating and boastful. In April 2022, Ukrainian researchers formed the Wall Evidence project to document Russia's actions and to achieve accountability.

Roksolana Makar, the archive’s content lead of this initiative, works to uncover patterns, symbols, and narratives of intimidation. Her talk will focus on the influence of popular culture, literature, and propaganda found in Russian messages to Ukrainians and the transformation of public and private space during the occupation. It’s an age-old story that is tragically being repeated today as we bear witness. 

The Ukrainian Consul General in Houston, The Honorable Vitalli Tarasiuk, will welcome attendees.

For more project information: https://wallevidence.mizhvukhamy.com/

Roksolana Makar, Content Lead. Wall Evidence Team, Ukraine

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS, UKRAINIAN AMRICAN CULTURAL CLUB OF HOUSTON, AND THE UKRAINIAN CONSULATE IN HOUSTON

April 14, 2024 

Event by Archaeology Now
Discover the fascinating culture of the Scythians from the comfort of your own home.

The Scythians—an arrow-wielding, nomadic culture of horse people—emerged from vast grasslands of the Eurasian steppe around 5,000 years ago and are renowned for their stunning goldwork and luxurious tombs as well as their legendary prowess as horse-riders. Discover how they exerted a powerful influence on steppe history and why horses and nomads played such a significant role in the region

Register for FREE at https://www.eventbrite.com/.../golden-horses-swift-arrows...

3/23/2024 12PM 

Pokrova Parish Hall & Grounds
9102 Meadowshire, Houston 77037 

Event organized by UNWLA and Pokrova Greek Catholic Church Parish

January 20 2024

November 28 - December 10, 2023

Holocaust Museum Houston - Moral Choices Hall
5401 Caroline Street Houston, Texas 77004

Please check for Exhibit details and Museum hours at http://www.hmh.org

Exhibit presented by Ukrainian American Cultural Club of Houston, U.S. Committee for Ukrainian Holodomor Genocide Awareness, Contributors, and Holocaust Museum Houston.