Pysanka (Ukrainian Easter Egg) Workshp

During the Lenten season preceding Pascha (Easter), Ukrainians traditionally write pysanky—decorated eggs created with ancient symbols and motifs. Rooted in deep antiquity, these patterns were once believed to imbue the egg with protective and life-giving powers, and later took on rich Christian meanings. Join us at the Center to carry on this beautiful, age-old tradition as we prepare to welcome spring.

This workshop is open to adults and children ages 12 and older.

Cost: $25 (All supplies included; additional supplies for home available to purchase)

Seating is limited to 16 participants per session, so register early!

Donations are gratefully accepted.

Questions? Contact the UHEC at 732-356-0132 or email ZWR1Y2F0aW9uIHwgdWtyaGVjICEgb3Jn

Register: https://www.ukrhec.org/events

UHEC arts programming and activities are made possible by funds from the Somerset County Cultural and Heritage Commission, a partner of the New Jersey Council on the Arts.

You may also like the following events from Ukrainian History and Education Center:

• Next month, 3rd March, 11:30 pm, Virtual Pysanka Demonstration with Andrea Kulish Wilhelm in South Bound Brook, New Jersey
• Next month, 12th March, 11:00 pm, Ukrainian Easter Traditions: Past & Present / Virtual Presentation with Alona Popova in South Bound Brook, New Jersey
• Next month, 21st March, 10:00 am, Pysanka Meet Up @ UHEC in South Bound Brook

Also check out other Workshops in South Bound Brook.