Saskatoon, 7th annual, the program of the day provided
Poster promoting and exhibit at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village hosted by Alberta Government
at Jubilee Auditorium, Edmonton AB; Artistic director - Mykola Kanevets.
at UNF Hall.
1995 City of Edmonton civic election polling station instructions, written in Ukrainian.
UNF Hall, music by Night 'n motion; doors open at 8 pm, party at 9 pm.
At Italian Cultural Centre, Edmonton, 3rd excellence in artistry awards, featuring: silent auction, multimedia awards presentation, Ron Cahute and Burya.
Poster with a red and gold clock featuring Russian words. Text reads "...Vyigrat' vremia - znachit vyigrat' vse... V. Y. Lenyn".
at Ukrainian Youth Centre, music by Erwin Alpine Band; Verkhovyna, Dunai.
At York University, Toronto, Ontario XXII SUSK Congress.
at Castle Theatre - Aden Bowman Collegiate, Saskatoon, solists: Oksana Bilozir, Marian Shunevych.
Myron Postolan, his address and telephon number are given; photo of the group with their instruments.
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 John L. Haar Theatre, GMCC; a special conference event "Ukrainian Choral Music: Today and Tomorrow"; guest artist Oksana Rohatyn-Makohon of the Canadian Opera Company.
Poster of a tied up vyshyvanka. Ukrainian text translates as "Genocide of culture - Genocide of people".
Vyshnevs'kyi, Andrii
at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon; speakers of the congress provided together with CYCK Banquet and Gala; keynote speaker Roy Romanov - leader of the opposition.
St. Michael's Extended Care Centre and The Association for St. Michael's Auxiliary present at the Northgate Lions Citizens Recreation Centre; program of the day provided.
Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Huculak Chair of Ukrainian Culture and Ethnography at the University of Alberta, every day's program provided.
at St. John's Auditorium, 10611-110 Ave. an entertaining and educational celebration of Bukovynian culture: dance, costumes, music, skits, songs, trivia contest, food.
A national film board of Canada production, at Provincial Museum of Alberta, discussion with award-winning documentary filmmaker John Paskievich.
