You are invited
Absolutely Free!
Enjoy an end-summer Farmer’s Market and BBQ. Listen to music, walk the street fair with antique cars, handicrafts and modern art. Talk with the mayor.
Buy some fresh vegetables.
And for a small donation, preserve a piece of history:
put clay on the log walls of the Sawchuk Summer House.
Schedule of Events
Please join our dignitaries and local community representatives for an opening ceremony at 11:00am. Ceremony will take place at the Sawchuk Summer House on the grounds of the Basilian Fathers Museum.
8:30am – Vendor displays and sales open at.
9:00am – Morning coffee at the Basilian Fathers Museum, starting at
11:00am – Opening ceremony, with remarks from Oleksandr Danyleiko, Consul General of Ukraine, and Orysia Boychuk, UCC-APC President
11:30 – a question and answer session with Larry and Lillian Ruptash, and Deserrie Ruptash, from the new movie “They Who Surround Us.”
In the program:
Live Music – Tanya Bombak (singer)
Country Sunshine (Norm Walcheske and Pearl Kuhn)
Chris Kyrzyk, bandura
Callina Artymko and Marianna Artymko, violins
Farmer’s Market
Local produce from the Scotford Hutterite Colony
May Bee Honey
Vendors
Prairie Scented Candles
Ceramic Cottage
AB Designs (glasswork and gemstones)
Jim Stefaniuk (decorative items)
Artables (ceramics)
Mary Artymko (art pieces)
Mundare Seniors (pyrohy sales)
Linda’s Linens
Fruits of Her Loom (textiles)
Carol Heinrichs (crocheted items)
One Red Shoe Studio / Persephone’s Garden
Be ready to take part in scavenger hunt and win prizes!
Stop by the museum table to enter the drawing for door prizes
Don't miss free give-aways from the museum!
Cultural Displays
Basilian Fathers Museum
Kule Centre for Ukrainian and Canadian Folklore
Joyce Sirski-Howell, Ukrainian cookbooks and research project on summer houses
Edmonton Antique Car Club Farm machinery
On-Site BBQ
Stawnichy’s Mundare Sausage
Quality Pizza and Subs
Live radio broadcast by Country 106.5 (Vegreville) from 10:00am to noon
Our sponsors:
Location of the festival:
Across from the Basilian Fathers Museum, near the Stawnichy’s Sausage.