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“Language of Color” presents works by Ukrainian artists Roman and Taras Opalinski. The exhibition at the Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago has been extended through October 6, 2026. All exhibited artworks are available for purchase. Museum hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 11:00 AM–4:00 PM.
A screening of Sergei Parajanov’s landmark film Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors as part of Ukrainian Cinema Month. The story of Ivan and Marichka unfolds amid the traditions, daily life, and mythology of the Hutsul people. Presented in Ukrainian with English subtitles. Admission is free with advance registration; optional donations are welcome.
A screening of a biographical documentary about Andriy Kuzmenko, frontman of the Ukrainian band Skryabin. Based on exclusive archival footage, the film reveals his inner world, self-irony, and fast-paced life. Presented in Ukrainian with English subtitles.
Chicago premiere of the documentary biographical film about Andriy Kuzmenko, frontman of the Ukrainian band Skryabin. Featuring previously unseen archival footage, the film explores his life, personality and legacy. Presented in Ukrainian with English subtitles.
Opening reception for a documentary photography and video exhibition by Chicago-based artist Eric Bladholm. Compiled during nine humanitarian aid trips to Ukraine between 2022 and 2026, the exhibition documents daily life in regions deeply affected by Russian occupation and war.
Chicago premiere of the Ukrainian comedy “The Relatives.” A big-screen presentation of the new Ukrainian feature film at Landmark at The Glen.
Opening reception for an exhibition featuring works by Halyna Nazarenko, a renowned master of Petrykivka painting who lives and works in Petrykivka, Ukraine. The evening includes a mini-lecture by Iryna Voloshyna, PhD, on the history, symbolism, and cultural significance of Petrykivka painting. Admission is $10. The exhibition runs October 7–22, 2026.