Ukrainian Poetry Night – 7pm
Have you ever been to a poetry night?
Come to our Ukrainian Poetry Night - a night of poetry, music and creativity. Bring poems, songs and music (a piano keyboard is provided) - come to experience the art of others and let us enjoy your own work or your favourite pieces by other artists.
Immerse yourself into a cozy and inspiring atmosphere, savour Ukrainian poetry, enjoy a glass of wine and donate to charity.
Ignite the love of word!
Entry: £10
Language: Ukrainian & English
50% of the profit will go to Tabletochki - the largest child oncology fund in Ukraine.
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12 July 2023
7.00pm
Holy Trinity Sloane Square - Parish Room
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