🕊️ Geese, Go Home! (1911) — Mykola Pymonenko’s Tender Anthem to Rural Ukraine A Final Masterpiece Where Sunlight, Childhood, and National Soul Converge Painted just one year before his death in 1912, Geese, Go Home! stands as one of Mykola Pymonenko’s (1862–1912) most beloved and quintessential works—a radiant, deeply humane vignette of Ukrainian village life that pulses with warmth, rhythm, and quiet dignity. A leading figure of Ukrainian Realism and a devoted chronicler of his homeland’s folk

Hope has a sound. And on Nov 22, it will be heard at the Lawrenceville Arts Center.💛 We are deeply grateful to John McCutcheon — 6x Grammy-nominated folk legend, author, and storyteller — who is giving his time and talent to headline A Song for Ukraine. This special concert is not for profit, but for purpose - to support nearly 200 Ukrainian children with education, safe spaces, and art therapy. 🎶👧🎨👦 The evening will also feature the extraordinary artwork of children from Aza Nizi Maza Stud

Experience America’s beloved folk storyteller, John McCutcheon — 6x Grammy-nominated musician, author, and community voice. 📅 On Saturday, Nov 22, at the Lawrenceville Arts Center, John brings his unforgettable songs & stories to A Song for Ukraine — a benefit concert supporting nearly 200 Ukrainian children. 💛 🎨 Alongside the music, you’ll see moving artwork created by children from Aza Nizi Maza Art Studio in Kharkiv, painted while living through war. Their art reminds us why this night mat