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Malva Ukrainian Choir performing at Rathdowney Intercultural Day.
The event featured a variety of workshops, performances and entertainment, and was sponsored by Laois Partnership Company, the Malva Ukrainian Choir and the Ukrainian Laois Support Association (ULSA).
Rathdowney Intercultural Day 2024- Photos courtesy of Cassia O'Neill.
The Intercultural Day featured elements of African, Ukrainian and Brazilian cultures. Residents of the Commercial Inn participated in the festivities, accompanied by the Malva Ukrainian Choir.
A music workshop on Brazilian instruments took place from 3:30pm, and well known Ukrainian artist Oksana Rohovska provided a painting workshop for the children in attendance.
There were a variety of educational activities through arts and crafts for children of all ages to learn more about different cultures.
"The people of Rathdowney are so involved, we want to thank them and praise them for their openness," said event organiser Cássia O'Neill. "They're always so willing to engage."
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