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The Spanish film festival has come and gone, opening room for “Francophonie” – a fest of French-speaking films to screen in Kyiv and other cities of Ukraine – Zaporizhya, Sevastopol, Simferopol, Rivne and Luhansk.
March 11 at 22:02 | Alexandra Matoshko
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Eccentric billionaire Albert Castandi (Russian actor and TV host Dmitry Nagiyev) is up to his ears in debts. March 18 at 23:31 | Alexandra Matoshko |
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Finnish symphonic rockers Apocalyptica, who last played in Kyiv in 2005, are coming back to shake the stage at Sports Palace. March 18 at 23:28 | Alexandra Matoshko |
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Cape Verdean singing sensation, Cesaria Evora, is coming to Ukraine’s capital once again. Known all over the world as “Barefoot Diva” for her refusal to wear shoes on stage, the 68-year-old singer is the most famous performer of mornas – traditional songs about sadness, sorrow and yearning. March 18 at 23:27 | Alexandra Matoshko |
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British Council in Kyiv presents graphic works of famed British sculptors from its private collection at the exhibition “Stone, Scissors, Paper” at the Bottega gallery. March 18 at 23:24 | Alexandra Matoshko |
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Korners auction house is holding its first ever pre-auction exhibition called “Collection Paintings of XIX-XX Centuries” at the Spiritual Treasures of Ukraine museum. March 18 at 23:21 | Alexandra Matoshko |
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March 18 at 20:29 | Alexandra Matoshko
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International Women’s Club of Kyiv (IWCK) is holding its annual springtime charitable event. March 11 at 21:59 |
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A world-famous master of seascapes, photographer David Burdeny is currently displaying a collection of his works called “Ice Age” at Kyiv’s Brucie Collections gallery. March 11 at 21:57 |
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One of the best landscape artists of Poltava oblast, Pavlo Volyk was born in a town of Kotelva in 1941. March 11 at 21:56 |