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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.
The first day of the new academic year at the Vasyl Stus Ukrainian Heritage School. The program includes a welcome gathering at 9:00 AM, a community prayer at 9:45 AM, and the conclusion of the school day at 1:00 PM. Children and adults are welcome.
Registration day for Svitanok Ukrainian Dance Academy. Ukrainian dance groups are available for children and young adults, including classes for participants ages four and older, the Haydamaky Jr. teen ensemble, and the Haydamaky ensemble for adults ages 21 and older. Classes begin September 15. Additional information is available at (331) 645-3829.
A traditional two-day eparchial pilgrimage to the Dormition of the Mother of God Ukrainian Catholic Church in Richmond. September 12 includes a 9-mile pilgrimage from Fort McHenry to Richmond, youth vigil and overnight stay outdoors. September 13 includes a shorter 3-mile pilgrimage from Ringwood to Richmond, youth workshops and a Hierarchical Divine Liturgy.
An outdoor Mafia game in Elgin hosted by Mafia Bella Ciao—an interactive detective experience with a creative format and opportunities to meet new people. Dress code: bright autumn colors. Admission is $50; space is limited and registration is available via Instagram Direct.
The Rodyna Fest team invites volunteers to a thanksgiving prayer and post-festival gathering. After the prayer, participants will meet in the parish hall beneath St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral to give thanks, connect and share memories from Rodyna Fest.
A charity 5K supporting humanitarian aid and the rebuilding of Ukraine. Participants can join in person in Wheeling or virtually from anywhere in the United States. Guests may run, support participants, or donate.
Annual parish feast at St. Sophia Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Divine Liturgy begins at 10:00 AM, followed by a festive lunch, Ukrainian food, and a concert program. Admission is $75 for adults; children under 12 are free.
Sts. Volodymyr and Olha Ukrainian Catholic Church invites the community to a Ukrainian-language Divine Liturgy. The parish especially welcomes the families of the Ukrainian School of Dance and the Hromovytsia dance ensemble.
Screening of the documentary “The Ukrainians” as part of Ukrainian Cinema Month. The film follows Ukrainian volunteers and soldiers defending Donetsk International Airport and explores the emergence of a new Ukrainian army and society after the Maidan revolution. The film is in Ukrainian with English subtitles. Admission is free, seating is limited, and registration is required.
The final Ukrainian Boat Party of the season in Chicago aboard Anita Dee Yacht Charter. An elegant sunset cruise featuring Chicago skyline views, Ukrainian music, DJ sets and entertainment by MC Kosmos. Featuring DJ Baks, DJ Mike Valentine and DJ Ananoa. Elegant/cocktail dress code. 21+ only.
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.
An intimate outdoor gathering for Ukrainian women in Des Plaines focused on meaningful connections, conversation and community support. I CAN Connection Picnic 2 will take place in a local park; the exact location is shared privately with registered participants.
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.
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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.
Book presentation of “My Maidan. War. Love. Fight.” by Ukrainian veteran, author, lawyer, and civic activist Mykola Melnyk. The program includes a book discussion and a meeting with veterans Oleh Bonchynskyi and Denys Haida.
Vintage Art Brunch in Wheeling is an intimate creative evening at All in Bloom Floral Studio, centered on art and conversation. Admission is $80. Details and reservations are available through the organizer’s Instagram.
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A women’s Beauty & Brunch Morning at Busse Woods in Schaumburg, hosted by FitSpace Club and Nashe. The program includes gentle stretching with Sofia, bites by Mia Catering, décor by Event Couture Chicago, and professional skincare tips from Kateryna Koval. Every guest will receive a special gift. Only 12 spots are available; early-bird admission is $79 through September 15 and the regular price is $99 afterward. Comment “+” on the organizer’s post to receive registration details. White dress code.
Charity art picnic for children and mothers at Spring Creek Reservoir Forest Preserve in Bloomingdale. The outdoor creative gathering supports the Misto Dobra charitable foundation. Admission is $60; register via Facebook Direct with announcement author Liubov Leskiv.
Smart Beauty is a special women’s evening at EVI Art Space in Lake in the Hills, combining a PRYSM iO skincare-device workshop with a hands-on clay workshop. Beauty and self-development expert Lilia Tymchynok will explain how the devices work and offer personalized skincare guidance, while participants create their own ceramic cup or plate. All materials are provided and no experience is required; reserve by calling 847-902-9521.
Chicago premiere of the Ukrainian comedy “The Relatives.” A big-screen presentation of the new Ukrainian feature film at Landmark at The Glen.
A two-day hands-on gel nail extensions class led by Vira Dovbeniuk. The program includes theory and practice with three live models, natural-looking extensions, and square, oval, and almond shapes. Participants will receive a starter kit. Space is limited; registration is available through Instagram Direct.
An informational open house for people interested in volunteering at the Ukrainian National Museum in Chicago. Visitors can learn how to support the museum’s work preserving, showcasing, and strengthening Ukrainian culture and contributing to its programs. Light Ukrainian-style refreshments will be served.
Cossack-style games at Borshch Fest featuring tug-of-war, arm wrestling, Cossack duels, 3x3 mini-football and activities for children. Designed for families and friends; ticket details will be announced separately.
A Lit Wine Book Club meeting featuring a discussion of Vira Kuryko’s novel “Leticia Kuriata and All Her Lovers Whom She Lied to About Her Father,” accompanied by a wine tasting. To reserve a spot, participants must donate at least $40 to support Ukraine’s Armed Forces through the Ukrainian Daughters Foundation and send the donation confirmation to the organizers via Instagram Direct.
People’s Artist of Ukraine Oksana Bilozir performs live in Chicago, featuring beloved Ukrainian songs and an evening of live music at St. Joseph the Betrothed Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. Doors open at 6:00 PM and the concert begins at 7:00 PM. Standard admission is $50 plus a service fee.
Women’s retreat and mini getaway focused on nervous system reset with Olha Enslen and Iryna Krasilych. The program includes pranayama and meditation, breathwork, fireside conversations, hiking and relaxation by the lake, sauna, personal time, and connection through the “We Are” social game.
Natalie’s Birthday Ukrainian Style Dance Party at Fred Astaire Dance Studios Chicago Lakeview. Celebrate with dancing, music, Ukrainian food and drinks. Guests are encouraged to wear blue and yellow. Admission is free for studio students and $15 for guests.
A fall wreath-making workshop for children ages 4 and older at White Rabbit Kids Club in Palatine. Kids will create a decorative autumn wreath, enjoy a creative social atmosphere and sweet treats, and take their finished project home. Admission is $35 per child, all materials are included, and advance registration is required.
Official premiere of the documentary film “402 HOURS,” based on real events. A story of 402 hours of imprisonment and a fight for hope, freedom, and dignity. Seating is limited to 174 guests. Reservations open in September.
A charity run supporting the rehabilitation of wounded Ukrainian soldiers. Adults can run or walk the 5K course, while children can participate in a shorter 1K run or walk. The event includes music along the course, finisher medals, awards, and prizes. Registration is $35 for adults and $20 for children. Proceeds will benefit Revived Soldiers Ukraine.
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.
A charity dining experience in support of Ukraine featuring Ukraine’s National Culinary Team and a representative of Canada’s National Culinary Team. The program includes six signature courses, live entertainment and a charity auction.
A Petrykivka painting workshop, “Birds in Flowers,” at the Ukrainian National Museum in Chicago. Ukrainian Petrykivka artist Halyna Nazarenko will guide participants in creating a traditional floral-and-bird composition. Admission is $65 per workshop, with all materials included.
A two-day School Day Off program for children ages 4–8 at White Rabbit Kids Club in Palatine. The full-day schedule includes creative activities, active play, sports and games, hands-on workshops, exploration, and opportunities to make new friends. Meals are included. The program runs October 12–13 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with registration required by October 7.
A Petrykivka painting workshop, “Angel,” at the Ukrainian National Museum in Chicago. Ukrainian Petrykivka artist Halyna Nazarenko will guide participants in creating an angel composition using traditional decorative painting techniques. Admission is $65 per workshop, with all materials included.
A Ukrainian charity stand-up evening featuring Volodymyr Zhoglo and Taras Stadnytskyi. Guests can enjoy an evening of Ukrainian comedy while supporting a charitable cause. Tickets start at $65.
Open House Chicago 2026 is a free architecture and urban culture festival offering behind-the-scenes access to more than 200 significant buildings and spaces across Chicago, many normally closed to the public. The weekend includes self-guided itineraries, tours, talks, and special events across dozens of neighborhoods, including Ukrainian Village/West Town. Visiting hours vary by site.
First Annual Charity Masquerade Gala supporting the new Ukrainian Community Center in Palatine. The evening will feature a masquerade ball, entertainment, live and silent auctions, and music by Rendezvous Band. Proceeds will support the development of the new community center.
Irma Vitovska performs the acclaimed Ukrainian one-woman play “Kyivska Perepichka.” Through one woman’s personal story, the production explores the lives of Ukrainians after the full-scale invasion, combining humor, nostalgia, grief, hope, and resilience. The performance runs for 90 minutes without intermission. Recommended for ages 16+.
“Levy na Jypi” are bringing their first concert tour to the U.S. and Canada. The Chicago show will feature live comedy, improvisation, audience interaction, fan-favorite formats including “Club of Amateurs,” new jokes, and a charity raffle. 100% of the tour profits will be donated to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Ukrainian singer and bandura player Maryna Krut makes her Evanston solo debut, presenting Ukrainian musical traditions through contemporary pop and jazz influences. Doors open at 7:00 PM and the concert begins at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $39 for balcony seating or $49 for the main floor, plus a $3.10 booking fee.
A fundraising concert featuring Ukrainian singer Zlata Ognevich in support of Ukraine. Special guest Marta Levchenko is the founder of the City of Goodness charitable foundation. General admission and VIP tickets include food and beverages.
A charity concert by Oleksandr Ponomaryov supporting severely wounded Ukrainian service members and the Next Step Ukraine rehabilitation centers. All proceeds will go toward medical needs of wounded Ukrainian soldiers. All-ages show.