A Ukrainian Summer

Supplement to The Ukrainian Weekly, May 7, 2006

2006 marks the 10th year of "A Ukrainian Summer," The Ukrainian Weekly's special supplement that informs readers how they can put a little Ukrainian content into their summertime.

As usual, this special pull-out section is prepared with the cooperation and collaboration of our readers and community activists to promote the diverse activities available for participants of all ages. (A sincere thank-you is in order to all those who took heed of our advance advertisements of this issue and enriched its contents by submitting articles and photos.)

Inside this 12-page pull-out you'll find information on places to go, events to attend and activities to register for during the summer of 2006, whether in the United States, Canada or Ukraine. From destinations in Ukraine and resorts in the United States, to camps, workshops and courses throughout North America, there's plenty to do.

So, sit back and relax as you peruse the diverse offerings. And, let us be the first to wish you a wonderful "Ukrainian Summer"!

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

• Planning a trip to Ukraine? There are myriad events all over the country
  by Zenon Zawada
  Kyiv Press Bureau
  
  
• Mohyla Institute's summer program offers language immersion for teens
  by Ron Trischuk
  
  
• What the students say
  
  
• Soyuzivka, landmark estate in upstate New York, welcomes young and old
  by Roma Hadzewycz
  
  
• Kobzarska Sich Bandura Camp slates course and two workshops
  by Diana Prodan
  
  
• Folk dance camp and workshop to be held at Ukrainian Homestead
  by Paula Holoviak
  
  
• Plast schedules a full roster of summertime camps throughout the U.S.
  by Halyna Kuzyszyn-Holubec
  
  
• Chornomorska Sitch Sports School trains youths age 6-18 in four sports
  by Omelan Twardowsky
  
  
• Harvard Ukrainian Summer Institute features courses in four fields
  by Patricia Coatsworth
  
  
• 17th century fortress in Kudryntsi: a scenic outpost on the borderland
  by Irene Pustinnikova
  
  
• Photogenic fortress in Khotyn is Ukraine's most famous movie star
  by Irene Pustinnikova
  
  
• Voloshky to present eighth annual Performing Dance Academy
  by Larissa Steinhagen
  
  
• Don't miss 'Steppes,' a dance and music spectacular
  by Anne Ehrhart
  
  
• NYC street festival opens May 19
  by Taras Schumylowych
  
  
• 'Tabir-Zustrich' in Carpathians brings together Ukrainian youths
  by Roman Yereniuk
  
  
• Language immersion camp in Saskatchewan geared for adults
  by Tony Harras
  
  
• TRAVELOGUE: A journey to the Ukrainian Catholic Church in Lourdes
  by Chrystia Shashkewych-Oryshkevych
  
  
• Ukrainian Catholic University encourages tourism to Ukraine
  by Petro Didula and Matthew Matuszak
  
  
• Aerosvit Ukrainian Airlines increases number of flights to/from Ukraine
  - PR Department, Aerosvit Ukrainian Airlines

Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, May 7, 2006, No. 19, Vol. LXXIV

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