Kyiv that never sleeps


October 22 at 20:40 | Alexandra Matoshko

‘I thought it first,’ or young hopes of Ukrainian modern art In the Oct. 30 issue of the Kyiv Post, columnist Alina Rudya reflected on what she saw at the Art Forum in Berlin. I made similar observations but on a topic that’s much closer to me as a Ukrainian – our nation's very own modern art.
Two days ago at 21:02 | Alexandra Matoshko
Too little Ukraine at this year’s Molodist festival The 39th Molodist international film festival that just finished in Kyiv injected its annual dose of joy into cultural life. But it disappointed in one sense: Not a single Ukrainian movie was good enough to get an award.

It has been seven years since a Ukrainian director received an award at this festival specializing in young directors’ movies. In 2002, the festival’s international jury named Stepan Koval, now a famous animator, and his clay animation short “Tram No. 9 was going” as the best in its category.
Two days ago at 20:56 | Oksana Faryna
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Two days ago at 19:16
Halloween madness in Kyiv
October 29 at 21:07 | Alexandra Matoshko
Paparazzi A reception of the European chambers and business associations took place on Oct. 14 for the grand opening of the InterContinental Hotel in Kyiv.
October 15 at 20:54
Community Listings BUSINESS CLUBS; ENGLISH CLUBS; CONVERSATION PRACTICE; FREE RUSSIAN; PUBLIC SPEAKING; FIND A ROOMMATE; INTERNATIONAL CLUBS; MUSIC/ARTS/DANCE CLUBS; RELIGION CHRIST CHURCH, KYIV; INTERNATIONAL CHURCH, KIEV; KIEV RUNNERS’ CLUB; SUPPORT GROUPS
October 15 at 19:37
Speed dating and agencies help find your perfect match In a big and friendly city like Kyiv, meeting members of the opposite sex should be easy. However, for those who spend their days in offices and the weekends in noisy bars, finding the right partner is not always that simple.
October 08 at 20:41 | Alexandra Matoshko
The story of ‘Hetman’ and British author Alex Shaw If someone strives to be a writer, the chances are they may eventually become one. Alex Shaw is living proof. It took him 12 years to write and publish his first novel, “Hetman,” which came out in July and can be purchased through www.amazon.com and other internet shops. Much of the story is set in Ukraine.
October 01 at 20:12 | Oksana Faryna
The story of Hetman and author Alex Shaw If someone strives hard enough to be a writer, the chances are that he or she may eventually become one. Alex Shaw is living proof.
September 25 at 17:25 | Oksana Faryna
What Kyiv needs As any rapidly developing city in the world, Kyiv is constantly changing, offering its residents more new restaurants, clubs, shops, services and all kinds of ways to have fun.
September 24 at 20:46 | Alexandra Matoshko