September 2022

The Inaugural Ukrainian Culture Weeks in Oxford

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With the Ukrainian Culture Week launching at the end of September Daily Info sat down with Helen Clarke, the Vice Principal of Cherwell College to discuss what to expect from the festival, how it came about and what some of the highlights are of the line up:

https://www.dailyinfo.co.uk/blog/17867/ukrainian-culture-week-2022

Poster announcing Ukrainian Culture Weeks 2022 featuring a schedule of events from September 28 to October 1, including concerts, a public talk, and a dance performance, with images of musicians, performances, and Ukrainian cultural symbols.

Oxford college to hold first festival celebrating Ukrainian culture:

https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/20716293.oxford-college-hold-first-festival-celebrating-ukrainian-culture/

Ukrainian Culture Weeks: City of Oxford to hold festival across multiple venues to celebrate Ukrainian culture:

https://www.leadersgb.co.uk/news/ukrainian-culture-weeks-2022-city-of-oxford-to-hold-festival-across-multiple-venues-to-celebrate-ukrainian-culture

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Ukrainian Culture Weeks: Behind the Scenes

https://www.cherwell-college.co.uk/stories/latest-stories-from-campus/ukrainian-%D1%81ulture-weeks-behind-the-scenes

A formal concert hall filled with people, with choir members standing in front of the orchestra, a conductor waving, and Ukrainian flags hanging in the background.

MAX, CHERWELL STUDENT, YEAR 13:

“Amazing to see and talk to the world-famous Ukrainian composer, to hear the genius speak about the inception of creative ideas, his creative path. The College did a great job and we are all proud! Bravo!”

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