Category: Tamara Zaiats

This past weekend, the Ukrainian community in the United States gathered for a remarkable occasion – the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the “Karpaty” Camp of the Ukrainian Youth Association (Spilka Ukrainskoi Molodi, SUM) in Ellenville, New York...

Every autumn, the Ukrainian Youth Association in Passaic revives one of its warmest and most anticipated traditions — a trip to the farm to pick apples...

Saturday morning in Whippany, New Jersey, was filled with children’s voices, songs, and joyful commotion – after the summer break, the Lesia Ukrainka Ukrainian Saturday School, part of the Ukrainian American Cultural Center, resumed its work...

In the very heart of New York, in the elegant halls of the Ukrainian Institute of America, an exhibition has opened that transports visitors to the late 19th and early 20th centuries...

In the Pocono Mountains, which stretch like a sea of pines across central Pennsylvania, stands a white-walled sanctuary—St. Michael’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church in the town of Canadensis. When Father Adrian left bustling Brooklyn in search of a “place blessed by God,” he dreamed of silence, fresh air, and a community where everyone would feel “at home.”

Only a hundred miles from Manhattan’s concrete roar, the hush of the forest blossoms. There, amid resin-scented breaths and dawn mists, the “Carpathians” camp lies hidden.

У затишній, по‑справжньому емоційній атмосфері у станиці Спілки Української Молоді в Пасейку (CYM USA Passaic) відбулася особлива подія — зустріч із пораненими українськими військовими…

The one-man show “Nenarodzheni dlya viiny” (Born Not for War) has been touring America for the second week, filling venues in New York and New Jersey. This deeply moving theatrical project combines real stories of war with the delicate performance of a true actor-soldier.