We're back! We're happy to announce that our 12th Annual Ukrainian Festival will be held on Saturday, September 25! Great food, exciting entertainment, a wonderful time - all in support of a great cause! Watch this space, our Facebook page, and our website - www.uaccnj.org - for more info, which will be posted as it becomes available.
Please join us for our 13th Annual Ukrainian Festival, which will be held on Saturday, September 24! Great food, exciting entertainment, a wonderful time - all in support of a great cause! Watch this space, our Facebook page, and our website - www.uaccnj.org - for more info, which will be posted as it becomes available. For information about vendors, contact Maria.Kucyna@gmail.com Sponsor List Stage Program 1 - 12:30 - 2:00 Presentation of flags American Veterans Ukrainian Anthem Kalyna and Uliana Leshchuk American Anthem Roman Kovbasniuk Prayer and Opening Remarks Fr. Stepan Bilyk “Pryvit” Iskra Dance Academy, Senior Group “Heel to Toe [...]
A Report and Benefit Luncheon to support the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia will be held on Sunday, October 30, 2022 at the UACCNJ. This event will raise funds for the Archeparchy and its ministries to the faithful, including its new priests and personnel, and a portion of the proceeds will be given to support the Church in Ukraine. We appreciate not all UACCNJ community members fall under the Archeparchy of Philadelphia, but you can still support their mission. Save the Date postcards were mailed in August to over 3,000 area parishioners and friends, and invitations were mailed in mid-September. Also, [...]
The 4th Saturday of September is the "traditional" date for our annual Ukrainian Festival. Mark you calendars and watch this space for more information, which will be posted as it is made available!
Create your own Prymachenko masterwork while learning about the iconic Ukrainian painter! Maria Prymachenko was a self-taught, naive folk artist who worked in paintings, embroidery, and ceramics. She was born in Bolotnia, Kyiv Oblast to a peasant family in 1909. She was disabled by polio in childhood, and largely bedridden causing her to lean into Ukrainian folk arts. Maria Prymachenko was inspired by folklore beasts and Polissya style art, intertwined with imagery from her expansive imagination. Maria Prymachenko’s paintings were dually inspired by the political struggles and wartime trauma she experienced. Dr. Natalka Pavlovsky will walk us through an exploration of [...]
