CURRENT EVENTS

Runway Show

  • February 21, 2026
  • Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Church, 1175 Main Street, Winnipeg
  • 6:00pm

We invite you to celebrate Ukrainian-influenced fashion! Join us for a special Ukrainian Fashion Journey RUNWAY SHOW that highlights the blend of tradition, dance, and modernity.

We are looking for individuals of all ages to participate. Whether you have a connection to Ukraine or simply admire its beautiful designs, we want you on our runway! No modeling experience is required—just bring your energy and enthusiasm and of course your favourite Ukrainian influenced attire.

PAST EVENTS

inaugural Malanka

  • January 10, 2026
  • Holy Eucharist Parish Centre – 460 Monroe Ave., Winnipeg, MB
  • 5:30pm

This exciting event brought together family, friends, and exceptional food in a warm and festive atmosphere. Guests were treated to a special performance by the ROZMAI Ukrainian Dancers & Company, highlighting our dynamic energy, heartfelt passion, and exceptional artistry as we brought the rich traditions of Ukrainian dance to life. The night also featured live music by High Profile, one of Manitoba’s most exciting and longest-running bands.

smitty’s Fundraiser

  • November 25, 2025
  • Smitty’s Kenaston

Celebrating Ukrainian Song & Dance

All proceeds to support Ukrainian newcomer children arts programming.

SLOOHAI Anniversary Event (2023)

  • October 27, 2023
  • Petrus Hall – 2624 Inkster Blvd., Winnipeg, MB
  • Doors open at 5:30 pm
  • Tickets are SOLD OUT

SLOOHAI performs with Special Guests and musical performances from By Request, Sofia Bilozor and Okie Fusion.

Dance performances by Rozmai Ukrainian Dancers, Troyanada Ukrainian Dance Ensemble, Selo Ukrainian Dancers, and Sopilka Ukrainian Dance School.

Rozmai dancers standing on staircase at IKEA Winnipeg

IKEA Cultural Kick-Off (2023)

  • Spring Break 2023
  • IKEA – Winnipeg, MB

56th Annual Feast of Nations (2018)

  • Saturday, February 10, 2018
  • Alerus Center – Grand Forks, ND
  • Red Carpet Start – 5:00 p.m., Program Start – 6:00 p.m.
  • Tickets: $35

The University of North Dakota’s first ever Feast of Nations was held in 1961. Organized by students in UND’s International Organization, it started as a small group of people preparing a dinner in order to share their cultures. The Feast of Nations has now grown into the biggest multicultural event in the region. This is a celebration of culture, community and diversity. Today, the banquet offers a taste of the world through skillful performances, cultural displays and delicious food.

The 56th Annual Feast of Nations, presented by the students of the International Organization and UND, will be held Saturday, Feb. 10, at the Alerus Center Ballroom. This semi-formal event is Grand Forks’ biggest event celebrating cultural diversity. It includes breathtaking cultural performances, a five-course international meal and a dance with a live band. The Red Carpet and cultural tables will be in place at 5 p.m., and ceremonies will begin at 6 p.m.

Tickets can be purchased at the Chester Fritz Auditorium box office (701)777-4090, or click the banner on the left to purchase online at Ticketmaster.com (convenience charges may apply). Remember to designate your meal choice when ordering your ticket(s).

Festival of Hopak (2017)

The Manitoba Ukrainian dance community overflows with talent and passion. Join us on November 24th, experience a performance like no other where ensembles, schools, and vocalists come together to celebrate what brings us together – our love for our culture. All proceeds from the Festival of Hopak will be donated to the Shevchenko Foundation. Click the banner on the left for tickets, Tickets: $30. Friday November 24, 2017 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM Pantages Playhouse Theatre 180 Market Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3B 0P7.

Bulava Award (2017)

The annual Bulava Award is dedicated to the celebration and acknowledgement of Manitobans who have volunteered their time, energy and expertise to enhance our Ukrainian Canadian community in Manitoba, ensuring it remains strong, vibrant and active for future generations. Rozmai had the privilege of once again escorting the award recipients during the dinner. This year’s honorees were: Scott Armstrong, Irka Balan, Oksana Bondarchuk, Norman Golembioski, Prof. Ostap Hawaleshka, Ihor Katchanovski, Joan Lewandosky, Olha Mendela, Peter Maruschak, Darla Penner and Vera Senchuk.