For a month, from April 25 to May 25, a unique collection of 170 Easter eggs will be on display.<\/p>\n
The exhibition features amateur Boyko and Hutsul Easter eggs from the villages of Dovhe Hirske in Drohobych and Kosmach in Ivano-Frankivsk, as well as works by renowned artists Halyna Pyatnychuk-Syrotyuk and Oksana Nakonechna (Lviv), Bohdan Kovalchyn (Drohobych), and Roman Kovalyk from Toronto (Canada).<\/p>\n
When: April 25-May 25, 10:00-17:00<\/p>\n
Where: – the history department of the Drohobychchyna Museum<\/p>\n
Visiting the exhibition, you will learn how the Boyko family prepared for the Resurrection of the Lord. You will also see the main attributes of the majestic holiday – original embroidered towels and shirts of the late nineteenth and mid-twentieth centuries and special ancient utensils for making Easter cake.<\/p>\n
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