This event is dedicated to Ukrainian culture and humanitarian support for Ukraine. The event brought together over a hundred participants and visitors, who celebrated with music, food, traditional crafts, and exhibitions.
This information was reported by the charity organization DOBRO.
The fair featured Ukrainian souvenirs, folk art, pysanky (decorated eggs), paintings, folk clothing, and national cuisine. Ukrainian music was played, children's activities were held, and a lottery was held with themed baskets containing sweets, drinks, soft toys, and household items.
Ukrainian veterans, including those undergoing rehabilitation, took part in the event, as did representatives of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church of the Protection of the Holy Mother of God: Father Igor and Deacon John.
New Hampshire artist Christina Pasichnyk-Fogel represented traditional crafts, namely pysanka egg painting, at the event. She also led a workshop for children on making "krapanky" eggs.
Alona Popova, a teacher and co-director of the Ukrainian School of Boston, thanked the organizers for creating a "warm, welcoming atmosphere with live music, delicious food, and a traditional Ukrainian fair."
The event was organized by the nonprofit organization DOBRO and Ilya Demba and Zhanna Samaruk. All proceeds will go toward humanitarian aid for Ukraine.
Photo: Evgenii Kozhemiakin, Mariya Klymak
Author: Danylo Pievchev