at Humanities Centre, U of A, Edmonton A Conference exploring Ethnicity and Feminism in Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Ukrainian Women's Movement.
at Castle Theatre - Aden Bowman Collegiate, Saskatoon, solists: Oksana Bilozir, Marian Shunevych.
Directed by Chester Kuc, Mus. Director: Eugene Zwozdesky; Guest artists: Balada Romanian Dancers;@ Jubilee Auditorium.
The Poster collections consists of 919 posters advertising various dance events as well as Ukrainian community events across Canada: festivals, dance and choir concerts, lectures and presentations, and many other.
Direct from Poland - First American Canadian Tour. Pilsko-Zywiec (Mountain Region of South-West Poland) 50 dancers, singers and musicians. 300 colourful authentic costumes. National and regional folk music. There is a picture of some participants in traditional clothing with traditional instruments.
Colour photo of two ballet dancers.
Poster for Margie Gillis Solo Dance. Colourless photo of a dancer on grass. Photo is set to a grey background.
Black and white pictures of dancers.
Faculty of Fine Arts Department of Dance York University.
Four Greek people in traditional clothes. Greek ruins, including the Parthenon, can be seen in the background.
Keynote speaker: Victor Malarek. Hosted by the Ukrainian Canadian Congress - Alberta Provincial Council.
Picture of a painting of a woman playing a horn while two people and a donkey follow a path.
Suzirya Ukrainaian Dance Theatre of Calgary. Ukrainian Male Chorus of Edmonton. Based on an epic poem by Ukraine's bard Taras Shevchenko. Pictures of Ukrainian dancers.
Join the Volya Ukrainian Dance Ensemble in a celebration of spring!
Advertisement for the Vohon Ukrainian Dance Ensemble's AMUSE tour for 2007/2008.
Advertisement for a cultural immersion camp at Camp Krym-Gamebridge, Ontario.
Picture of people in front of wooden shops that are built into the side of a hill. Coombs, Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
Features a drawing of Taras Shevchenko with his name and date range.
A new journal. Two issues a year. First Issue spring 1988.
Political poster featuring Ukrainian Easter eggs. Has a 2006 calendar on the bottom. The eggs are on top of an embroidered rug.
