A Ukrainian Summer

Supplement to The Ukrainian Weekly, May 1, 2005

Welcome to our ninth year of "A Ukrainian Summer," our special pre-summertime supplement prepared with the cooperation and collaboration of our readers and community activists to promote the diverse offerings available for the enjoyment and edification of participants of all ages. (A sincere thank-you is in order to all who have contributed to our 2005 issue.)

Inside you will find information about events to attend and places to visit in the United States, Canada and Ukraine. Plus, at the end of our 12-page supplement, you will see "A Ukrainian Summer Calendar" that will help you plan out your family's truly Ukrainian summer.

From summer resorts and camps to arts workshops and festivals, as well as language immersion courses, you'll learn where to get more information and how to register.

So, sit back, read and enjoy. PS: Don't forget to take notes as you make your choices on where to go and what to do.

A Ukrainian Summer: where to go, what to do...

• Eurovision Song Contest expected to attract 10,000 to Ukraine's capital
  by Vasyl Pawlowsky
  Special to The Ukrainian Weekly
  
  
• New edition of "Language and Travel Guide to Ukraine" is published
  
  
• Much ado at Suzy-Q as UNA resort prepares for 2005 summer season
  by Nestor Paslawsky
  
  
• "Music at the Grazda" concert series embarks on its 23rd season
  by Ika Koznarska Casanova
  
  
• Ukrainian folk arts programs also part of summer at Grazhda
  
  
• Plast summer camps in U.S., Canada and Ukraine offer diverse activities
  by Larissa Oprysko
  
  
• SUM camp programs designed to meet the needs of kids, and parents
  by Andriy Bihun
  
  
• Popular SUM "Oselia" in Ellenville to celebrate its 50th anniversary year
  by Petro Kosciolek
  
  
• Voloshky Dance Academy offers top-notch instructors for serious dancers
  by Larissa Steinhagen
  
  
• Kobzarska Sich in Emlenton: where campers of all ages learn bandura
  by Anatoli W. Murha
  
  
• Folk Dance Camp and Workshop in Lehighton is for dancers of all levels
  by Paula Duda Holoviak
  
  
• Ukrainian Homestead in Poconos is the setting for a variety of events
  by Borys Prokopovych
  
  
• "Dzherelo" culture and language program is designed for teens
  
  
• Saskatchewan camp for adults offers Ukrainian immersion program
  
  
• St. George Ukrainian street fair to kick off Ukrainian festival season
  by Taras Schumylowych
  
  
• Yonkers Ukrainian Heritage Festival is scheduled for June 17-19
  by Helen Tymocz
  
  
• Toronto slates mega-celebrations for late August and early September
  
  
• Connecticut State Ukrainian Day is major fund-raiser for seminary
  by Donald K. Horbaty
  
  
• Lviv summer school for choir conductors
  by Roman Hurko
  
  
• Restaurant trade show's highlight: an International Cuisine Pavilion
  by Katherine Alvarado
  
  
• A Ukrainian Summer Calendar

Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, May 1, 2005, No. 18, Vol. LXXIII

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