Ukrainian Cultural Association in the UK Fundraising Concert – 7.30pm
We Presents our Fundraising Concert for the Ukrainian Children Hospital in Lviv:
Friday 29th of November 2024 at 7.30PM
Featuring the Lyudkevych String Orchestra,
Conductor-Viktoria Zhadko (Ukraine),
Solists: Orpheus Leander-Violin,
Oksana Nikitiuk - Ukrainian Folk Singing
Alla Sirenko- Producer of the event
Music by: Vivaldi, Mozart, Elgar, Sirenko
Tickets: £25, Children under 13- Free
You can purchase tickets through Eventbrite, and also though cash at the door, but ticket reservation is essential by email:
ukr.cultural.association.uk@gmail.com
Please note: ticket sales will end at 14:00 on the 29th November, so be sure to get your tickets before then.
Wine and soft drinks will be available with donations
Charity sale of various books, CDs and souvenirs
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