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Zakarpattia (Transcarpathian) Region ZAKARPATTIA (TRANSCARPATHIAN) REGION EXHIBITIONS AND FAIRS ZAKARPATTIA (TRANSCARPATHIAN) REGION Organizer of the exhibition event Name of the event Date Specification and address CHERVENE VYNO 09 – 14 January Municipal enterprise “Mukachevo (RED WINE) city tourist information center” NGO “Union of Winemakers of Festival-Competition Mukachevo Region” Eno-gastronomy, tel.: (095) 935-31-11 souvenirs, competition, concert program e-mail: [email protected] Offline restrictions) Mukachevo (can be changed Central Park depending on quarantine depending on quarantine IMPREZA OVER LATORYTSIA 09 – 19 April Department of Culture of Mukachevo City Council All-Ukrainian Children's tel.: (050) 664-94-07 Theater Festival e-mail: [email protected] Theatrical performance, festival Offline restrictions) (can be changed Mukachevo depending on quarantine depending on quarantine 1, Cyril and Methodius sq. Transcarpathian Regional Drama and Comedy Theater HANAMI BATTLE 17 – 18 April Municipal enterprise “Mukachevo city tourist information center” Festival-Competition tel.: (095) 935-31-11 e-mail: [email protected] Photo-video competition, exhibition Offline restrictions) Mukachevo (can be changed Central Park depending on quarantine depending on quarantine *Due to the world's pandemic because of spread of COVID-19 and quarantine restrictive measures, please note, that dates of exhibition and fair events which will take place during 2021 may be changed. More detailed information about events can be found at the organizers' website. 2 ZAKARPATTIA (TRANSCARPATHIAN) REGION Organizer of the exhibition event Name of the event Date Specification and address THE CHYHYRYN BOWL OF April Municipal Institution “Transcarpathian YEVHEN POSTUPAILO museum of folk architecture and life” of the Transcarpathian regional Exhibition Council Folk art, pottery 33a, Kapitulna str., Uzhhorod, Ukraine Transcarpathian region, 88000 tel.: (03122) 61-63-55 Offline e-mail: [email protected] Uzhhorod www.uzhskansen.com.ua 33a, Kapitulna str. National Historical and Cultural Transcarpathian region Reserve “Chyhyryn” Exhibition hall of the museum 26, Hrushevskoho str., Chyhyryn Cherkasy region, Ukraine, 20901 tel.: (04730) 2-77-28 tel.: (04730) 2-78-27 tel.: (04730) 2-84-57 е-mail: [email protected] www.chigirinzapovidnyk.org.ua SPRING POLONINSKY GO 06 – 07 May Dubivska village council 46, Podol’s’koho D. str. The district is sacred to smt. Dubove, Ukraine the meadow tel.: (03134) 7-21-92 Animal husbandry, tel.: (03134) 7-27-41 dairy products e-mail: [email protected] Offline together with Tyachiv District State Administration and Tyachiv District smt. Dubove Council Fizkulturna str. stadium “Karpaty” OHYN I MNIASO 07 – 09 May Municipal enterprise “Mukachevo (FIRE AND MEAT) city tourist information center” tel.: (095) 935-31-11 Festival-Competition e-mail: [email protected] Gastronomy, beer, souvenirs, competition, concert program Offline restrictions) Mukachevo (can be changed Central Park depending on quarantine depending on quarantine 3 ZAKARPATTIA (TRANSCARPATHIAN) REGION Organizer of the exhibition event Name of the event Date Specification and address MUKACHEVO. 15 May Department of Culture OPEN DANCE DAY of Mukachevo City Council tel.: (050) 664-94-07 Festival e-mail: [email protected] Dancing Offline restrictions) Mukachevo (can be changed Cyril and Methodius Square depending on quarantine depending on quarantine INTERNATIONAL 18 May MUSEUM DAY Festival Museum Day Offline restrictions) Mukachevo (can be changed Castle Hill depending on quarantine depending on quarantine Mukachevo Historical Museum Palanok Castle CHOIRS OF CASTLE 22 May Choral music festival Singing choirs, music Offline restrictions) Mukachevo (can be changed Castle Hill depending on quarantine depending on quarantine Mukachevo Historical Museum Palanok Castle 4 ZAKARPATTIA (TRANSCARPATHIAN) REGION Organizer of the exhibition event Name of the event Date Specification and address DAY OF MUKACHEVO CITY 22 May Municipal enterprise “Mukachevo city tourist information center” Festival-Competition tel.: (095) 935-31-11 e-mail: [email protected] Competition, concert program, sports events, gastronomy Offline restrictions) (can be changed Mukachevo Different city locations depending on quarantine depending on quarantine ETHNO-DIA-SPHERE 23 – 30 May Department of Culture of Mukachevo City Council International Festival of Ethnic tel.: (050) 664-94-07 Theaters of National Minorities e-mail: [email protected] Performances of Ukraine and the Euroregion of Ethnic Theaters of National Minorities Offline restrictions) (can be changed Mukachevo depending on quarantine depending on quarantine 1, Cyril and Methodius sq. Transcarpathian Regional Drama and Comedy Theater MUKACHEVO SPRING 24 – 29 May International Plein Air of Artists Holding a "round table", an exhibition Offline restrictions) (can be changed Sights of Transcarpathia depending on quarantine depending on quarantine ORCHESTRA PARADE 29 May Festival Music Offline restrictions) (can be changed Mukachevo Cyril and Methodius Square depending on quarantine depending on quarantine 5 ZAKARPATTIA (TRANSCARPATHIAN) REGION Organizer of the exhibition event Name of the event Date Specification and address EXHIBITION OF WORKS May Transcarpathian organization of the DEDICATED TO THE 100TH National Union of Ukrainian Artists ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH 3, Zhupanadska ave. OF ADALBERT ERDELY Uzhgorod, Ukraine, 88000 Art tel.: (03122) 3-32-88 Exhibition www.nuau1938.wixsite.com/nuau/ zaknuau Municipal Institution “Transcarpathian Offline Regional Art Museum of Joseph Bokshay” of the Transcarpathian Uzhgorod regional Council 3, Zhupanadska ave. 3, Zhupanadska ave. Uzhgorod, Ukraine, 88000 tel.: (312) 61-44-38 е-mail: [email protected] www.bokshaymuseum.com.ua/uk/ Transcarpathian Academy of Arts 38/80, Minayska str. Uzhgorod, Ukraine, 88000 tel.: (0312) 61-30-33 е-mail: [email protected] www.artedu.uz.ua ILONA ZRINI'S WEDDING 19 June Municipal enterprise “Mukachevo city tourist information center” Theatrical reconstruction tel.: (095) 935-31-11 e-mail: [email protected] Theatrical historical reconstruction Offline restrictions) (can be changed Mukachevo Castle Hill depending on quarantine depending on quarantine 6 ZAKARPATTIA (TRANSCARPATHIAN) REGION Organizer of the exhibition event Name of the event Date Specification and address 700TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE 27 June Municipal enterprise “Mukachevo FIRST WRITTEN MENTION city tourist information center” OF DERZEN VILLAGE tel.: (095) 935-31-11 e-mail: [email protected] Eno-gastronomy, Festival-Competition souvenirs, competition, concert program Offline restrictions) Derzen village (can be changed 70, Rakoczi str. depending on quarantine depending on quarantine Mukachevo district PARADE OF CHIMNEY 31 July Municipal enterprise “Mukachevo SWEEPS city tourist information center” tel.: (095) 935-31-11 Festival-Competition e-mail: [email protected] Bicycle race, competition Offline restrictions) (can be changed Mukachevo Different city locations depending on quarantine depending on quarantine ETHNIC PALETTE OF July – August Municipal Institution “Transcarpathian TRANSCARPATHIA IN THE museum of folk architecture and life” MUSEUM COLLECTIONS OF of the Transcarpathian regional Council THE UZHHOROD SKANSEN 33a, Kapitulna str., Uzhhorod, Ukraine Art Transcarpathian region, 88000 Exhibition tel.: (03122) 61-63-55 e-mail: [email protected] www.uzhskansen.com.ua Offline National Historical and Cultural Reserve “Chyhyryn” Chyhyryn 26, Hrushevskoho str., Chyhyryn 26, Hrushevskoho str. Cherkasy region, Ukraine, 20901 National Historical and tel.: (04730) 2-77-28 Cultural Reserve “Chyhyryn” tel.: (04730) 2-78-27 tel.: (04730) 2-84-57 е-mail: [email protected] www.chigirinzapovidnyk.org.ua 7 ZAKARPATTIA (TRANSCARPATHIAN) REGION Organizer of the exhibition event Name of the event Date Specification and address VARYSHSKE PYVO 20 – 22 August Municipal enterprise “Mukachevo city tourist information center” Festival of craft brewers tel.: (095) 935-31-11 e-mail: [email protected] Gastronomy, beer, souvenirs, competition, concert program Offline depending on (can be changed Mukachevo quarantine restrictions) quarantine Central Park MUKACHEVO HALF 12 September www.facebook.com/mukachevo.hm// MARATHON Marathon Race – distances 21, 10 km. Offline depending on (can be changed Mukachevo quarantine restrictions) quarantine Central Park V RODYNI JEDYNIJ 18 – 19 Department of Culture (IN A SINGLE FAMILY) September of Mukachevo City Council tel.: (050) 664-94-07 Mukachevo City Festival of e-mail: [email protected] Music, dances, songs National Cultures Offline depending on (can be changed Mukachevo quarantine restrictions) quarantine Central Park TOUR EUROCENTER OF September Department of Tourism and Resorts TRANSCARPATHIA of the Transcarpathian Regional State Administration International Tourist 4, Narodna sq., Uzhhorod, Ukraine Tourism Exhibition-Fair Transcarpathian region, 88008 tel.: (0312) 65-90-32 tel.: (0312) 61-44-11 e-mail: [email protected] Offline Uzhhorod 8 ZAKARPATTIA (TRANSCARPATHIAN) REGION Organizer of the exhibition event Name of the event Date Specification and address SRIBNI DZHERELA 08 – 10 October Department of Culture, Youth and Sports of Khust City Council Open festival-fair of honey and wine Modern and folk song, dance, folklore, beekeeping and winemaking, leisure Offline for city residents restrictions) (can be changed Khust depending on quarantine depending on
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