This page lists Ukraїner’s upcoming events all over the world — exhibitions, presentations, fairs and film screenings — in which the team is taking part or organising itself. Bookmark this page, keep an eye out for announcements and come along!
ウクライナの自然と文化の景観を紹介する写真展。東京のカフ「ココロゴト」にて8月12日〜26日に開催されます。ウクライナは、素晴らしい自然、興味深い伝統、工芸品、そしてユニークな景色で満ちています。これらはすべて、Ukraïnerによって撮影された写真で見ることができます。戦争にもかかわらず、ウクライナは息をし続け、それゆえに生き続けています。残念ながら、この美しさの一部は占領下に隠されており、一部はもはや復元することができません。だからこそ今、写真の中だけでなく、世界中から支援を行うことで、この命 — ウクライナの息吹 — を守ることがこれまで以上に重要なのです。
A photo exhibition that will introduce the natural and cultural landscape of Ukraine. It will be held at the “Сoсorogoto” cafe in Tokyo from August 12 to 26. Ukraine has incredible nature, interesting traditions, crafts, and unique landscapes. All this can be seen in the photos captured by Ukrainer. Despite the war, Ukraine continues to breathe, and therefore to live. Unfortunately, some of this beauty is hidden under occupation, and some could no longer be restored. That is why now, more than ever, it is important to preserve this life – the breathing of Ukraine – not only in photos, but also to support it from all corners of the world.
📍“Сoсorogoto” cafe in 〒150-0002 Tokyo, Shibuya, 2-9-9 Sanwa, Aoyama, 1st Floor
🗓️August 12 to 26, 2026
“Velorukh. Cycling in Ukraine” is coming to Stockholm as part of its European tour.
It feels right to bring this book to Sweden. Cycling is part of daily life here, much like it’s becoming part of Ukraine’s story — and over the past years, the Nordic countries have stood by Ukraine in ways that mean a lot to us. This event is a small way of returning that connection, through the culture and beauty of cycling.
The book itself is a 300-page album full of photography, illustrations by well-known Ukrainian artists and cyclists, and stories from riders and cycling communities across Ukraine. It shows a side of the country many people haven’t seen — its landscapes, its racing history, and even a Ukrainian-made bike so fast it got banned by the UCI after winning a world championship in the 90s.
📍Estonian House Stockholm, Wallingatan34, Stockholm, Sweden
⏰17:30 doors open, 18:00 start
🗓️Friday August 14, 2026
Speaker: Mariia Shevchenko, co-editor of the book
Moderator: TBA
Organizers: Ukraїner Publishing, Nordic Ukraine Forum
Free entrance, but register in advance via the link
The event will feature a talk by co-author of the book Mariia Shevchenko, followed by a moderated discussion, audience Q&A, and an opportunity to buy a signed copy of the book. We’d love to see you there — whether you’re a cyclist, curious about Ukraine, or just want to spend an evening with good stories.
The next stop of the “Velorukh. Cycling in Ukraine” European tour is Copenhagen
If you are in love whether with bicycles, or books, or Ukraine, you are welcome to the presentation of the “Velorukh. Cycling in Ukraine” book.
Aesthetics of the sport and commute, the most scenic views of Ukrainian nature, revolutionary track bike that was forbidden by UCI as it surprisingly won the World Championships in the 90s, the warmest communities, the illustrations by the famous Ukrainian artists and fascinating stories – all of this is gathered in a 300- page coffee-table album.
📍Ukraine House in Denmark (Strandgade 27B, København)
⏰ 18:30 doors open, 19:00 start
🗓️ August, 7th, 2026
Speakers:
– Iurii Makalis , co-author, photographer and now soldier of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
– Mikael Colville-Andersen, TV host, urban designer, author of “Copenhagenize: The Definitive Guide to Global Bicycle Urbanism”
✅ Free entrance with preliminary registration via the link
Language of the event: ENG, UA
If you are/were/will be cycling in Mallorca, you are definitely invited to the presentation of “Velorukh. Cycling in Ukraine” book.
August 1st will be the day to get to know local riders and have a touch to the Ukrainian cycling culture with the language of our common passion.
300-pages coffee-table album with fascinating stories, amazing pictures and fantastic illustrations is touring within Europe and it couldn’t miss such a lovely place as Palma.
See you with or without your bike at:
📍Echelon Cycling Hub (Palma, Carrer del Cardenal Rossell 35, 07007, Illes Balears)
⏰16:00 doors open, 16:30 start
🗓️August, 1, 2026
Speaker: Iurii Makalis, co-author, photographer and now soldier of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
Moderator: Dima Petrov, cyclist, founder of “Echelon cycling hub”
Language of the event: ENG, UA
Ahoj! The European tour of “Velorukh. Cycling in Ukraine” comes to the Czech Republic, Prague.
The 300-pages album book of the best pictures, illustrations and texts about cycling culture, bicycles, races, spots and phenomenons will be presented in Prague by its co-author Mariia Shevchenko on June 21 within the RefuFest
📍 Where: Prague, Kobka 17, Smíchovské náplavce
📅 When: June 21, 2026 ⏰ Doors open: 17:00, start: 17:30
The story of the book, the value of it in times of war, the cycling culture in Ukraine and the questions from the audience to be discussed. Along with nice time within the people keen on aesthetic books and/or sports.
Moderator: Daria Koch, activist, international events organizer, official Couchsurfing ambassador.
Language of the event: English, Ukrainian
Uvidíme se!
The book about cycling culture, community, races, best riding places and venues of Ukraine is coming to Spain within our European presentations tour. The coffee-table album with the pictures of the most talented sports photographers and illustrations of world-known artists from Ukraine along with the texts of riders and influencers will bring you to the fascinating places you’ve never been to. Most probably you would get a strong will after reading.
If you are keen on any kind of cycling, either books, or Ukraine, we’ll be more than happy to meet you:
📅 When: june 5th, doors 19:00, official part 19:30
📍 Where: Theodora Extra, Zamora 85, Poblenou
🎤 The Chat:
Mariia Shevchenko, Co-editor of the book
Marta Zakharova, Contributing author, Co-founder of Makeba Cycling school
Moderated by David Acosta, spokesperson for Gràcia with Barcelona en Comú, member of the European Network of Solidarity with Ukraine association, bicycle and Ukraine enthusiast
Language of the event: English, Ukrainian
We’re bringing the story of Velorukh to Berlin. Join us for a book presentation and an evening dedicated to the cycling culture of Ukraine — a phenomenon that’s about so much more than just sport. It’s about activism, travel, and how bicycles became a lifeline for volunteers and medics during the war.
Come hang out with us at Hotel Continental – Art Space in Exile to hear how this book, featuring 300+ photos and 50+ stories, came to life. Whether you’re a hardcore bikepacker or just love a good city ride, this one’s for you.
🎤 The Chat: Mariia Shevchenko (co-editor) in conversation with Jean-Silviu Dupouy — cyclist and big supporter of Ukraine.
📅 When: May 12, 18:00 – 19:30 (CET)
📍 Where: Hotel Continental – Art Space in Exile, Elsenstrasse 87, Berlin
Language of the event: English
We’ll have a Q&A, a book signing, and yes—you can grab your own copy of the book right there. See ya!
From the very first days of the full-scale invasion, Evgeniy Maloletka documented life and death in the besieged city. In his book, he shares deeply personal reflections, whilst also recording war crimes and revealing the horrors that unfolded on the city’s streets, in its cellars and hospitals. Come along to hear the story behind the images seen around the world, and to learn the truth about war journalism and the role of photography in documenting the truth. The presentation will be followed by a conversation with the author, moderated by Lori Hinnant.
Where & when?
📅 28 March at 6.30 pm
📍 Library of the French Institute of the United Kingdom, London, England
🎟 Admission by ticket
Evgeniy Maloletka
A photojournalist who has been documenting the war in Ukraine since 2014. He is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner (2023) in Public Service and Breaking News Photography, and the recipient of the World Press Photo of the Year (2023) for his image from the Mariupol maternity hospital. His work has also been recognised with numerous international awards.
Lori Hinnant
A reporter on the Associated Press global investigative team. She earned the George Polk Award for War Reporting for her coverage of Ukraine, including documenting the Russian attack on Mariupol and investigating torture sites and mass civilian deaths.
Presented by HYST Agency in partnership with Ukraїner and Ukraine Charity. The event will take place with the media support of the Embassy of Ukraine in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Ukrainian Institute in London.
Ukraїner is taking part in the Cologne festival programme. The screening, entitled ‘Where Empires End, Roads Begin’, features two films that explore how imperial legacies shape memory, borders and identity — and how new pathways of connection emerge.
A group viewing of stories from the ‘Culture During War’ series by Ukraїner International, which highlights Ukrainian artists who continue to create during the war and shows how art becomes a powerful act of resilience and resistance. The screening will be followed by a discussion with Yulia Tymoshenko, the organisation’s chair.
📅 When: 23 November 15:00
📍 Where: Kolbhalle Art Community, Helmholtzstraße 8, 50825 Cologne, Germany
What will happen?
15:00–16:00 — ‘Culture During War’: series by Ukraїner media
16:00–18:00 — Silkscreen printing workshop
18:00–20:00 — Screening of the film ‘Where Empires End, Roads Begin’
FILMS: ‘Where Russia Ends’ — @oleksiy.radynski ‘All Roads Lead to You’ — @milyukos
In 2025, Ukraine will take part in the Frankfurt Book Fair (15–19 October 2025) and will be represented by a national stand. Look out for new releases from Ukraїner Publishing there!
There will also be a public discussion, ‘Witnessing History: Ukrainian Documentary Nonfiction’, featuring our author Myroslav Laiuk.
Participants: Oleksandr Mykhed, Myroslav Laiuk, Oksana Forostyna, Kate Zurkan
Language: English
Organisers: Mystetskyi Arsenal, Ukrainian Institute, Goethe-Institut in Ukraine, Ukrainian Book Institute, “Horizons Without Borders”, International Renaissance Foundation.
📍 Where: Ukraine’s national stand, Hall 4.1, Stand F93
📅 When: Saturday 18 October 🕐 13:00 – 13:50
From 7 to 9 October, Ukraïner’s books will be exhibited at the LIBER international book fair — Spain’s largest platform dedicated to Spanish-language publishing. Thanks to the support of the Con Ucrania Association, will be showcasing up to 11 titles that highlight Ukraine’s diversity, culture and history.
📍 Where: IFEMA Madrid (Avda del Partenón, 5)
📅 When: 7–9 October
We look forward to seeing you there to discover new books and stories from Ukraine!
