SLAVA Ukrainian Cultural Centre Inc in Adelaide, South Australia | Dance school

SLAVA Ukrainian Cultural Centre Inc

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 401 689 645

Address: 390 Goowood Road Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: https://www.slava.com.au

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24.01.2022 Amazing little dancers, musicians and singers! Our St Mykolay concert at SLAVA. We are so blessed to have great teachers for dance, music, art and language. Thank you to all the parents who were there for their children and supported them through such a challenging year. Thank you to all the volunteers, photographers and our community for being there for us. 2020 didn't beat us. We learnt new things, we embraced new friends and kept going!

22.01.2022 Goulash Show at the Hungarian club. So good to be able to perform for the first time since March, and even though there are so many restictions to obey, we managed to have a great time! Thank you to Terry and Natalie for the great music! Thank you to the Hungarian community for looking after us so well. Delicious food and lots of it!

21.01.2022 This year to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day, SLAVA was very fortunate to be invited to participate in several International Online Festivals including in Ukraine (Skadovsk) , Spain (Barcelona) and Canada (Alberta)! COVID-19 and the lockdowns it has created around the globe has given us a new way of showcasing our Centre and connecting with Ukrainians from every continent. We are very grateful that we have still been able to share our culture and promote South Aus...tralia to the world! The first performance we'll share with you is SLAVA in Skadovsk, Ukraine! Please click the link below to watch "Увесь свт. Ukraine. Онлайн-фестиваль укрансько культури" More of our International performances to come soon! https://vimeo.com/451446947

21.01.2022 З Днем Незалежност Украни!! Для нас це свято надзвичайне бо воно ма вдгук у серц кожного укранця незважаючи в якй кран живемо!

20.01.2022 To our fellow Ukrainians, new found friends and to all who view us, we wish you much success, strength and inspiration as we together in whatever capacity it may be, continue to build, promote and share our great Ukrainian heritage and vibrant culture with the world. Vl Ukrainian International Festival 'Ucrania Fest' in Barcelona brought together Ukrainians from all over the world. Today we share with you our performance at the festival. https://vimeo.com/451449561

20.01.2022 The restrictions is easing up. We can have 20 dancers in one room now! So excited to be able to have a proper dance classes from tomorrow!

19.01.2022 Happy Sviatyy Mykolay (St Nicholas) Day to eveyone! Our children's vocal ensemble wishing you a healthy and safe holidays! They are singing St Mykolay song for you that they sang for the Multicultural Community Radio 5EBI for 2 Ukrainian programs. We put together a short video of performances and events for SLAVA young dancers and singers in 2020. Despite all the challenges this year we still made some amazing memories! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CYJsIK2RMBg&feature=youtu.be

18.01.2022 What an incredible night performing at a beautiful wedding in the Barossa Valley! First time dancing in the rain, in the middle of a storm We not only danced but also got to entertain the audience with a traditional wedding game where we stole the bride's shoe Wishing Tania and Ross many happy years together!! Thank you for having us!

18.01.2022 Next part of our performance at a great event! Well done SLAVA dancers!

18.01.2022 Last but not least, thank you to the Ukrainian Canadian Congress for the amazing opportunity to showcase our dance at their "International Hour" concert as part of the "Ukrainian Days Online Festival". Such a vibrant and engaging festival full of workshops, performances, seminars and much more!

14.01.2022 Last night our adult dancers performed at an amazing function where money was raised for the Hutt St Centre - an organization helping people facing homlessnes We were very proud to be part of such an incredible event, thank you for having us Dance: Orysia Choreography: Jaroslav Kaleniuk

14.01.2022 Fun times with SLAVA dancers, singers and families! Thank you to Elena Pochesneva for the amazing photography as always!!

14.01.2022 In the last few months we held 2 very vibrant, energetic and exciting Zumba classes with the amazing Jhon!! So much fun to dance something so different compared to our traditional classes, as well as involve our friends, families and meet new people. Looking forward to many more fun classes together in the new year!

09.01.2022 З Днем Молод з Днем Конституц Украни! From SLAVA with love

08.01.2022 Pryvit dance by SLAVA, choreography by Jaroslav Kaleniuk and Aliona King.

08.01.2022 Back in Ukraine we played a Fishing game. All you need is a rope and friends. We play this game with kids after dance classes. Great way to develop coordination, reaction and even include a trick or two. Kids absolutely love it! photography by Svetlana Minyaeva

05.01.2022 What a way to say goodbye to 2020! A fantastic night with most of our ensemble, and lots of our close friends and family on New Year's Eve. Wishing everyone a better and healthier year in 2021!

05.01.2022 "Very unusual experience being interviewed for Украна 24 television channel in Ukraine. Very proud to be able to share with the audience our work at SLAVA, talk about the development of the Ukrainian culture in Australia, Multicultural community in South Australia and the support we receive from our government". Aliona King, President of SLAVA Ukrainian Cultural Centre https://m.youtube.com/watch

04.01.2022 Our gorgeous students are so clever at learning new choreography! Thank you to Svetlana Minyaeva for capturing the moment

01.01.2022 3.9 millions of Ukrainian people perished in 1932-1933 due to man-made femine. Stalin wanted to punish independence-minded Ukrainians who posed a threat to his authority. 50000 Ukrainians were sent to Siberia, many more to labor camps and prisons. 13% of population starved to death. 16 countries have recognized the Holodomor as the "murder through starvation" that was deliberately planned. All around the world Ukrainians commemorate the day of remembrance of Holodomor.