Join Ukrainian Educational Workshops in Oakland, CA providing educational opportunities for your community. These events offer learning experiences that honor cultural heritage while helping members of the Ukrainian community develop new skills and knowledge.
Learn traditional Ukrainian songs and dances to awaken spring with folklorist and traditional song master Inna Kovtun.
The Kitka Institute is thrilled to welcome Ukrainian folksinger, master of music and folklore, and ethnomusicologist Inna Kovtun back to the Bay Area for a participatory workshop exploring traditional Ukrainian ritual songs and circle dances to awaken spring.
For centuries, these songs and movements have marked the arrival of spring, helping to awaken the land, release the grip of winter, and welcome renewal, growth, and joy. Through authentic Vesnyanky and Haiivky, participants are invited to experience a living seasonal tradition where voice and movement come together to ritually connect humans with the cycles of the natural world.
In this immersive workshop, Inna Kovtun will guide participants through traditional Ukrainian spring songs and circular dances known as Vesnyanky. Singing and moving together, we will create a shared musical space rooted in community, rhythm, and seasonal celebration.
A special focus of the workshop will be traditional Ukrainian polyphony — a rich, vibrant multi-voiced singing style that is central to these songs. Participants will have the opportunity to explore and learn this distinctive vocal sound, including regional stylistic features that give Ukrainian village singing its powerful, resonant, and unique character.
Participants will:
- Learn authentic Vesnyanky melodies and ritual movements
- Experience traditional Ukrainian polyphonic singing
- Develop a natural, resonant vocal sound characteristic of village traditions
- Discover the cultural context, symbolism, and seasonal rituals connected to spring songs.
No prior singing experience is necessary, and reading Ukrainian or musical notation is not required.
This workshop is open to everyone, regardless of age, gender, background, or experience level.
TUITION: $30 suggested donation per person. More generous pay-it-forward donations are welcome, otherwise, pay what you can. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
Advance registration strongly encouraged as space is limited.
Saturday, 28, 19.00 -
Saturday, 28, 21.00
Oakland,
CA
_$25
Learn to paint beautiful one of a kind holiday decorations with Ukrainian painter Marina Malyarenko!
Create custom holiday ornaments with Ukrainian painter Marina Malyarenko in this painting class. Students will learn traditional Petrykivka style ornamental painting techniques using traditional tools, while coming away with two of their own handpainted ornaments, all materials provided.
Petrykivka is a traditional Ukrainian style of decorative painting. Rich in Ukrainian symbolism, this folk art style utilizes distinct brushing techniques in its many floral and natural images and motifs.
This is a great holiday activity for you and your loved ones, or a great way to secure some handmade gifts for the tree!
Saturday, 13, 12.00 -
Saturday, 13, 15.00
San Francisco,
CA
_$25
Learn traditional Ukrainian songs and dances to awaken spring with folklorist and traditional song master Inna Kovtun.
The Kitka Institute is thrilled to welcome Ukrainian folksinger, master of music and folklore, and ethnomusicologist Inna Kovtun back to the Bay Area for a participatory workshop exploring traditional Ukrainian ritual songs and circle dances to awaken spring.
For centuries, these songs and movements have marked the arrival of spring, helping to awaken the land, release the grip of winter, and welcome renewal, growth, and joy. Through authentic Vesnyanky and Haiivky, participants are invited to experience a living seasonal tradition where voice and movement come together to ritually connect humans with the cycles of the natural world.
In this immersive workshop, Inna Kovtun will guide participants through traditional Ukrainian spring songs and circular dances known as Vesnyanky. Singing and moving together, we will create a shared musical space rooted in community, rhythm, and seasonal celebration.
A special focus of the workshop will be traditional Ukrainian polyphony — a rich, vibrant multi-voiced singing style that is central to these songs. Participants will have the opportunity to explore and learn this distinctive vocal sound, including regional stylistic features that give Ukrainian village singing its powerful, resonant, and unique character.
Participants will:
- Learn authentic Vesnyanky melodies and ritual movements
- Experience traditional Ukrainian polyphonic singing
- Develop a natural, resonant vocal sound characteristic of village traditions
- Discover the cultural context, symbolism, and seasonal rituals connected to spring songs.
No prior singing experience is necessary, and reading Ukrainian or musical notation is not required.
This workshop is open to everyone, regardless of age, gender, background, or experience level.
TUITION: $30 suggested donation per person. More generous pay-it-forward donations are welcome, otherwise, pay what you can. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
Advance registration strongly encouraged as space is limited.
Saturday, 13, 12.00 - Saturday, 13, 15.00
Oakland, CA
30.00
Learn to paint beautiful one of a kind holiday decorations with Ukrainian painter Marina Malyarenko!
Create custom holiday ornaments with Ukrainian painter Marina Malyarenko in this painting class. Students will learn traditional Petrykivka style ornamental painting techniques using traditional tools, while coming away with two of their own handpainted ornaments, all materials provided.
Petrykivka is a traditional Ukrainian style of decorative painting. Rich in Ukrainian symbolism, this folk art style utilizes distinct brushing techniques in its many floral and natural images and motifs.
This is a great holiday activity for you and your loved ones, or a great way to secure some handmade gifts for the tree!
Saturday, 13, 12.00 - Saturday, 13, 15.00
San Francisco, CA
103.22