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These questions not only fault the community, but primarily blame us, as women. They make us realize what a huge amount of work lies ahead of us. They also make us think: are the people right who think that a structured equality for women predicated upon the Ukrainian community, could, in the span of several years ingrain itself into the society, thereby binding the Ukrainian women with the society througha thousand reciprocal interactions? (to be continued) THE UKRAINIAN MUSEUM: A CUL TURAL EXPERIENCE 1993 IS THE YEAR OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UKRAINIAN MUSEUM Many new and exciting exhibitions, events, programs and activities are scheduled for the enjoyment of the Museum’s members and the general public. A most important activity, the fundraising effort by the Museum’s Building Fundraising Committee has already been launched. The Museum has published an informative and very elegant brochure which explains in detail the project of a new museum building. Thousands of letters in which the brochure is featured, have been sent to friends and friends-to-be of the Museum, infor ming them about this very important undertaking and asking for their support. The fundraising effort is nation-wide. The Fund raising Committee has solicited individuals in various key cities throughout the country to establish Friends of the Museum committees. These committees work to raise money for the new building, invite new members to the Museum and promote the institution’s work and programs within their communities. The Fundraising Committee needs to raise $3.5 million which is what has been estimated as the cost to rebuild the Museum’s previously purchased industrial building on East 6th Street into a modern, spacious museum facility. There are various ways to support this effort. One way is to join the Team of 3,000. Each team member gives $1,000 to the Building Fund. If 3,000 individuals or families participate, $3 million could be raised very quickly. However, every gift, every donation, no matter what size, is welcome and appreciated. The Fundraising Committee appeals to everyone to help support this very important project. The Ukrainian Museum is a vital part of our greater community life. On a daily basis it presents our 1000-year old cultural heritage to the public. Help the Museum build a repre sentative showcase for the wonderful treasures that so eloquently speak about the richness of the Ukrainian creative spirit. COURSES AND WORKSHOPS The New Year heralds the start of the Ukrainian Museum’s Spring program of courses and workshops. Embroidery Course — teaches beginners the rudiments of embroidery and expands the skills of those proficient in the craft. Open to adults & children over 10. Date: January 30 — March 20,1993 Time: Saturdays, 1:00 — 3:30 pm Fee: adults — $55; seniors & students over 16 — $50; children 10-16 free; members — 15% discount. Bead Stringing Course — teaches how to make gerdany (bead-strung necklaces), traditionally worn with folk costumes in various regions of Ukraine. Open to adults and children over 12. Date: February 13, 20, 27,1993 Time: Saturdays, 1:00-3:30 pm Fee: adults — $30; seniors & students over 16 — $25; children 12-16 free; members — 15% discount. Pysanky — Ukrainian Easter Egg Decoration Workshop Given on Saturdays and Sundays, two separate sessions per day. Date: March 27 & 28; April 3 & 4,1993. Fee for each session: adults $15; seniors & students over 16 — $10; children 12-16 free; members 15% dis count. Demonstrations in the Making of Pysanky — Ukrainian Easter Eggs. Experienced artisans will demonstrate this craft. The award—winning film by Slavko Nowytski “PYSANKA” will be shown. Date: March 20 and April 10,1993. Time: 2:00 — 5:00 pm Fee: adults $2.50; members, seniors & students $2; children under 12 free. Ukrainian Easter Traditions Hands on participation in the baking of traditional Easter breads. Open to adults and children over 16. Date: March 20 and April 3,1993 Time: 10:00 am — 1:00 pm Fee for each session: adults $30; seniors & students over 16 — $25; members 15% discount. 2 0 ’’НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ”, ЛЮТИЙ 1993 Видання C оюзу Українок A мерики - перевидано в електронному форматі в 2012 році . A рхів C У A - Ню Йорк , Н . Й . C Ш A.
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