Open to life.
Ready to defend it.
Defence and culture, side by side.
What Ukraine builds to protect its life stands next to what it creates to give that life meaning.
free entry registration
Touring fair where Ukrainian defence technology meets contemporary Ukrainian culture
20–21 November
Tallinn
6–7 November
Stockholm
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Flamingo Horugva

Valerii Puzik, Alex Zakletsky

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Deeds of Gardariki

Mykhailo Skop

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Heavenly Host

Yurii Myrko

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Pink Dot

Ruslan Tremba

Art by Ukraine’s defenders
Every artist you will meet here is a soldier first of all, and an artist beyond that

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Ukrainian Autonomous Systems

Frontline-proven defence tech
Up to ten Ukrainian manufacturers show technology developed and tested in real conditions
Partners
The sound of Ukraine
Live music in the evening, from electric bandura to dark cabaret, with a different line-up in every city
The sound of Ukraine
The sound of Ukraine
The sound of Ukraine
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Literature from
the front
Books, poems and a wall of names from Ukrainian writers at war
Books from the front
Poems from the trenches
The Unwritten
Books by Artem Chekh, Yaryna Chornohuz, Artur Dron and other writers who now defend Ukraine sit in ammunition boxes. Open one, scan its QR code and get the author’s story in English.
Put on the headphones. Soldiers read their own poems, filmed in the combat zone, with English subtitles.
A wall for the writers this war has killed, Victoria Amelina among them. Every name is a book that will never be finished. Add one.
Learn how to protect your mind
Every crisis starts in the mind. Before any threat becomes physical, someone tries to change how we think and decide. Debunking fakes is no longer enough. Ukraine builds AI-based tools to protect societies from hostile influence, and is ready to share them with its partners
Programme & visit
Stockholm
6–7 November
Tallinn
20–21 November
Oslo
Oct 30–31
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Fri 30 Oct
Sat 31 Oct
free entry registration
Where
Skur 13 Filipstadveien 3, 0250 Oslo Open in maps
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stockholm
6–7 nov
Fri 6 Nov
Sat 7 Nov
free entry registration
Where
Fri 6 Nov · Ukrainian Institute in Sweden · Strömsborgsbron 1, Stockholm (by invitation)
Sat 7 Nov · Stora Salen at Nalen Regeringsgatan 74, 111 39 Stockholm
TBA
HElsinki
nov 13–14
Fri 30 Oct
Sat 31 Oct
Where
Skur 13 Filipstadveien 3, 0250 Oslo Open in maps
TBA
tallinn
nov 20–21
Fri 30 Oct
Sat 31 Oct
free entry registration
Where
Getting there
Children
Accessibility
Skur 13 Filipstadveien 3, 0250 Oslo Open in maps
Filipstad, by the harbour west of Aker Brygge. Paid parking next to the hall. Nearest public transport stop — TBC.
Age rules — TBC with the organiser. Skur 13 is a skate hall that runs family sessions on weekends.
Two large halls in a converted harbour warehouse. Step-free route and accessible toilets — to confirm with the venue.
Partners
With the support of
Partners
free entry registration