Ukraine House in Denmark

The "Voices of Dignity: Defending Ukraine" event, co-organized by Ukraine House in Denmark and the Danish Cultural Institute, united Ukrainian and Danish voices in solidarity, reaffirming the resilience of Ukraine’s people and culture.

Copenhagen, Denmark - As global attention increasingly diverts away from Ukraine, the violent reality of war remains no less explicit. Ukraine House in Denmark and the Danish Cultural Institute announce their third commemorative event "Voices of Dignity: Defending Ukraine," bringing together Ukrainian and Danish poets, musicians, soldiers, and opinion leaders to mark the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion. Set for February 24, 2025, at Ukraine House in Denmark, this event continues its mission of amplifying Ukrainian voices that remain dignified and resilient in the face of unimaginable horror. The evening will feature extraordinary testimonies from those who have experienced the war firsthand.

Copenhagen, 2025 – The Ukraine House in Denmark, in collaboration with the Dutch-Ukrainian Cultural Center “Kastanje” and Ukrainian artist and photographer Kostyantyn Rudeshko, proudly presents The House of Light: A Tribute to Polina Raiko, an outdoor multichannel video installation and exhibition honoring the legacy of the self-taught Ukrainian artist Polina Raiko. The event marks Ukraine’s debut at the Copenhagen Light Festival 2025 and runs from January 31 to February 28.

COPENHAGEN, January 25, 2025 – Ukraine House in Denmark is proud to announce the launch of “A Taste of Soborna Ukraine”, a culinary initiative commemorating the Day of Unity of Ukraine, celebrated annually on January 22. The project delves into the essence of “soborna” (соборна)—a unity that transcends territorial bonds—through the lens of Ukrainian cuisine.

Copenhagen, January 2025 — Ukraine House in Denmark announces the final event of its exhibition "Malanka: The Dance of Death and Life" featuring distinguished folklorist and costume designer Mariia Kvitka. The closing presentation, "Malanka: Traditions in Contemporary Ukrainian Cinema," will take place on January 25 at 16:00, offering a unique exploration of traditional Ukrainian culture through the lens of modern filmmaking.

"This concentration camp is Russia in miniature, and it will come to everyone in Europe if Ukraine falls." With this chilling warning, Stanislav Aseyev, a Ukrainian journalist and survivor of 962 days in the Russian Izolyatsia prison, set the tone for a discussion at Ukraine House in Denmark. On January 16th, two extraordinary human rights activists from Ukraine - Stanislav Aseyev and Olha Skrypnyk - shared their experiences of life under Russian aggression. Aseyev, known for his book "The Torture Camp on Paradise Street," described Izolyatsia as a place where brutality defies logic. "It's a 24/7 concentration torture camp," he explained, detailing how prisoners endured constant fear, were forced to wear garbage bags over their heads, remained under glaring lights, and were subjected to electrocution and other forms of torture. "The torture wasn't just to get us to confess - it was to prove their power. Torture continued even after prisoners would sign false confessions, many perpetrat

Copenhagen, Denmark – January 16, 2025 – Ukraine House in Denmark and Det Udenrigspolitiske Selskab are proud to host an impactful panel discussion, “Human Rights in the Shadow of War: Perspectives from Ukraine,” featuring two extraordinary human rights advocates, Stanislav Aseyev and Olga Skrypnyk. This event will explore the realities of war and occupation through personal stories, resilience, and the ongoing fight for justice.

105 events. 4 exhibitions. 2 installations. 36 panel discussions. 20 film screenings. 15 book clubs and book presentations. As we approach the end 2024, we want to take a moment to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being a part of the Ukraine House community. Your support and involvement has meant the world to us, and together we've made incredible things happen. From exhibitions and workshops to panel discussions and concerts, this year has been filled with moments that have brought us closer together with the Ukrainian cultural heritage.

Copenhagen, 20 December 2024 — Ukraine House in Denmark is honored to welcome Andrii Kushnerov, a distinguished fighter from the legendary "Wolves of Da Vinci" battalion and a representative of the Robotic Systems Service of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The event will take place on December 20 at 16:00 at Strandgade 27B, Copenhagen.

Copenhagen, Denmark – On October 29, 2024 Ukraine House in Denmark and the Embassy of Ukraine in Denmark hosted a critical event to spotlight the far-reaching consequences of Russia's war on Ukraine’s agriculture and its effects on global food stability. This event brought together leading experts to discuss economic, ecological, and logistical challenges, highlighting Ukraine’s essential role in international food security and the collaborative efforts needed to restore its agricultural sector. The discussion is a part of the “Heart of Earth” exhibition program and is supported Izolyatsia foundation, Trans Europe Halles and Maly Berlin and co-financed by the #ZMINA_Rebuilding program, created with the support of the European Union in Ukraine under a dedicated call for proposals to support Ukrainian displaced people and the Ukrainian Cultural and Creative Sectors.

This December, explore the rich heritage of Ukraine’s Christmas through exhibitions, workshops, concerts, and films that celebrate its timeless traditions.

Ukraine House in Denmark will launch its Christmas program with the opening of the spectacular exhibition Malanka: the Dance of Death and Life. The exhibition explores the vibrant Malanka carnival, an ancient New Year’s Eve celebration with roots in Slavic mythology and agrarian customs, and its contemporary portrayal in the critically acclaimed Ukrainian film Pamfir (2022), by Dmytro Sykholytkyy-Sobchuk, produced by Oleksandra Kostina & Jane Yatsuta (Bosonfilm). Featuring more than 30 costumes and over 80 masks from the film, as well as film props, sketches, storyboards, photographs and video footage, the exhibition will immerse audiences in the colorful and symbolic world of Malanka, which is traditionally celebrated with elaborate costumed processions, dancing and singing. Date: December 5, 2024 | Time: 16:00 Location: Gammel Dok, Strandgade 27B, Copenhagen

Ukraine House in Denmark warmly invites everyone to join a meaningful tradition of lighting a candle in memory of the victims of the Holodomor, a man-made famine that claimed millions of lives in Ukraine in 1932–1933. This act of remembrance, observed annually, symbolizes solidarity and a commitment to preserving the memory of those who suffered. Date: November 23, 2024 | Time: 15:00–17:00 Location: Gammel Dok, Strandgade 27B, Copenhagen

We invite you to two engaging events examining the phenomena of national identity, consolidation, and statehood taking Ukraine as a case study.

Copenhagen, October 2024 – On October 29, 2024, Ukraine House in Denmark will host the panel discussion "Harvesting Stability: Ukraine’s Role in Global Security," a pivotal event in the Heart of Earth exhibition series. This event will explore the ecological and economic impacts of Russia’s aggression on Ukraine’s agricultural sector and address Ukraine’s critical role in global food security.

Filmen fortæller historien om den prominente ukrainske komponist Victoria Vita Poleva, som flygtede fra sit hjem iKyiv under de første dage af den russiske invasion. Ligesom de andre ukrainske kvindelige musikere, som manmøder i filmen, forsøger hun at genfinde sig selv i en svær tid og bevare den kreative tilværelse langt vækhjemmefra.

Ukraine House in Denmark, in partnership with Humanity in Action and the Ukrainian Jewish Encounter, is pleased to announce a special event, “Shared Histories: Ukrainian-Jewish and Danish-Jewish Relations Through Time,” on October 23, 2024. This unique event will explore the interconnected histories of Ukrainian-Jewish and Danish-Jewish communities, offering an in-depth discussion of their experiences, particularly during World War II, and the lessons that can inform today's global challenges.

Filmen fortæller historien om den prominente ukrainske komponist Victoria Vita Poleva, som flygtede fra sit hjem iKyiv under de første dage af den russiske invasion. Ligesom de andre ukrainske kvindelige musikere, som manmøder i filmen, forsøger hun at genfinde sig selv i en svær tid og bevare den kreative tilværelse langt vækhjemmefra.

On September 12, UN City Copenhagen hosted a screening of “Big Water”, a powerful documentary by The Reckoning Project: Ukraine Testifies. The film explores the grave consequences of Russia's destruction of the Kakhovka Dam and the resulting ecological disaster in Ukraine.

The Ukraine House in Denmark is proud to present a captivating performance by Pyrih i Batih, a musical project that breathes new life into Ukrainian poetry. On August 23, 2024, as part of the celebration marking the 33rd anniversary of Ukraine's restored independence, Pyrih i Batih will provide a live musical accompaniment to Olexandr Dovzhenko's classic silent film "The Earth" (1930). The event is taking place as part of the opening of the “Heart of the Earth” exhibition. The event will take place at Vor Frelsers Kirke, Sankt Annæ Gade 29, Copenhagen, starting at 17:00.