Ukrainian Saturday School ‘Sunflower’ offers term‑time learning for children aged 4–17, providing Ukrainian language, culture and community support. Classes take place at the premises of mainstream Summerfield School, 5 Downley Ave, Milton Keynes. To join, please complete the registration form on the school website.

Orthodox Church of Ukraine - Regular Ukrainian‑language church services in Milton Keynes, led by Father Myroslav from the Orthodox Church of Ukraine. Join us every Saturday morning at 10:00.

Ukrainian Saturday School ‘Sunflower’ offers term‑time learning for children aged 4–17, providing Ukrainian language, culture and community support. Classes take place at the premises of mainstream Summerfield School, 5 Downley Ave, Milton Keynes. To join, please complete the registration form on the school website.

On 21 September 2025, join us at Furzton Lake, Milton Keynes for a memorial run honouring Ukraine’s fallen defenders. Every step remembers their sacrifice and carries hope for the future.

Discover the secrets of one of Europe’s oldest civilizations in “Trypillya”. Historian Nataliia Niekrasa will reveal fascinating insights into Trypillya life, culture, and legacy, while Kateryna Shamshyrina-Acland from KeKo Club guides participants in hands-on clay crafting, connecting ancient traditions to today. Uncover the past, touch its treasures, and bring history to life.

Discover Petrykivka painting, a traditional Ukrainian decorative art that brings floral dreams to life through vibrant patterns and expressive brushwork. Born in the village of Petrykivka, this style has blossomed into a powerful symbol of national identity and resilience. In 2013, UNESCO recognized it as Intangible Cultural Heritage, celebrating its timeless beauty and cultural significance worldwide.

Take part in a unique embroidery masterclass led by a Ukrainian artist, where participants will collaboratively create a symbolic Tree of Life. This traditional design becomes a powerful community amulet—stitched with intention, heritage, and hope. Celebrate unity, creativity, storytelling, and culture through this meaningful and hands-on collective experience.

Explore your inner world through aroma, taste, and creativity in this soulful Coffee Art Masterclass. Guided by an art practitioner, you'll paint with coffee, reflect on your dreams, and unlock your imagination in a warm, supportive space. No experience needed—just a desire to create, connect, and discover what truly matters to you.

Meet the Author: Lecture and discussion explores how architecture and cultural heritage across
different times and regions have been used as tools of influence and control.
Special attention is given to Ukrainian heritage, shaped by historical events and complex external
pressures - many of which still resonate today.

Have you ever danced like nobody’s watching? Emotions in Motion is an interactive workshop where movement becomes language. Guided by Chornobrova Art, participants explore emotion, connection, and cultural dialogue through dance and improvisation. No experience needed — just your body, an open heart, and a willingness to move.

Every child dreams of a home filled with love and understanding. In this interactive session, parents
and children (ages 5–12) co-create their “emotional home” through drawing, play, and open dialogue -
building trust, empathy, and deeper connection in a warm, supportive space designed to strengthen
relationships and shared emotional language.

Children are warmly invited to decorate gingerbread houses and hearts, inspired by the dreams of
Ukrainian kids longing for peace. Celebrating the kindness of millions in Britain who opened their
homes and hearts, kids bring their sweetest hopes to life through colourful, heartfelt creations.

Discover “Shards of Childhood in the Tote,” a powerful Refugee Week exhibition created by displaced Ukrainian children and presented by the Ukraine Appeal Charity and the Sunflower Ukrainian Supplementary School. Hosted in partnership with The Open University, MK Gallery and CA:MK, the exhibition shares moving artwork that reflects children’s lived experiences of war, loss and resilience.