Anglo-Belarusian Society
Kupalle (Midsummer) Celebration 2026, 27.06 16:00-21:00, London
This is an informal event, please arrive and leave as you wish.
Programme:
The Vir folk group of the Francis Skaryna Belarusian Library invites you to weave flower crowns, to join in Kupalle folk dances and songs, to choose Kupalinka, decorate the Kupalle wheel and light the Kupalle fire, burn the Witch and float wreaths on the water, as well as take part in Kupalle games and entertainment.
15:00 – weaving of crowns (donations of flowers by 2pm will be greatly appreciated)
16:00-16:30 poetry readings in honour of Vera Rich
16:30-22:00 Kupalle celebration
18:00-18:40- service at the Belarusian church of St Cyril of Turau
Please assist us if possible by bringing along flower-crowns and wearing Belarusian costumes. While the event is multilingual, the use of the Belarusian language will be encouraged.
All gifts of cold food, wine, beer and soft drinks will be gratefully received, but – please – NO SPIRITS. Please make all your food donations TABLE READY.
There will be a collection to cover expenses (£7 for members, £10 for non-members).
The running of the event requires VOLUNTEERS – please approach the organisers if you’d like to help.
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Annual General Meeting of the Anglo-Belarusian Society (in-person and online), 21.03.2026 14.30, London
The Anglo-Belarusian Society will be holding its Annual General Meeting 2026 on Saturday, 21 March 2026 at 2pm at Marian House (Holden Avenue, London, N12 8H)/
A wine & cheese reception will follow the meeting.
All members and friends of the Anglo-Belarusian Society are invited.
If you plan to attend the meeting please rsvp.
WHERE: Marian House, Holden Avenue, London, N12 8HY
WHEN: Saturday, 21 March 2026 14:00
ZOOM: link (Meeting ID: 899 0020 0780 Passcode: 652614)
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