Despite it being April, it's still chilly in Kyiv — the perfect time to hide from the wind in the warm halls of theaters, concert venues, and museums. Also, it's time to find inspiration at festivals, film premieres, markets, and sales exhibitions.
In this new selection — everything that will help you spend the weekend of April 11–13 in an interesting and tasteful way: loud shows by DOROFEEVA, Anna Trincher, and Latexfauna, the premiere of the documentary film "Nice Ladies," a ballet by Radu Poklitaru, vibrant market events, theater performances, stand-up comedy, and even a community cleanup for those not afraid of the spring chill.
After a sold-out show at her last concert, Nadya Dorofeeva returns to the stage with a new explosive show.
If you dreamed of hearing live "Kohayu, ale ne zovsim," "Hay pishut," "A ya vse plakala," or even "Spytai u chatta dzhypiti" — this event is for you. The evening will be sincere, loud, and filled with the same songs that hit straight to the heart.
Admission: 990–30000 UAH
Easter is about warmth, home, and taste. At the "Vsi. Svoyi" market, you’ll find everything you need to create the perfect holiday: fragrant Easter cakes, farmer's cheeses and infusions, natural sauces and jams, Easter decorations, candles, embroidered shirts, and accessories for a festive look.
It smells like a holiday and home coziness here — come and get yours!
Admission: Free
If you're looking for bright emotions, music, and a touch of Hutsul magic — this performance "Hutsulka Ksenya" is for you. A classic musical comedy by the Ternopil Academic Drama Theater awaits you, featuring an engaging story with touches of humor, love, and Carpathian flavor.
A rich American with relatives arrives in Vorokhta — and everything seems fine, but there’s one condition in the will: the heir Yaro will only inherit the money if he marries a Ukrainian woman. A mix-up begins, with introductions, jealousy, fortune-telling, dances with the Hutsuls — and of course, unexpected love. Will Hutsulka Ksenya leave her native mountains for Yaro? You'll find out at the theater.
Admission: 390–1090 UAH
Director Maria Ponomaryova tells the story of a Kharkiv cheerleading team, the Nice Ladies, where the youngest participant is over 50, and the oldest is 75. They dance, compete, and fight for the top spot in the "25+" category, appear on TV shows, prepare for championships, and never give up, even to the sound of sirens.
The film is not only about sport. It's about resilience, sisterhood, and the effort to stay united when the world around changes. Will they be able to return to the stage? You’ll see at the premiere screening.
Admission: 180 UAH
Premiere of the documentary "Nice Ladies"
Latexfauna is the soundtrack to dreams, which sometimes come true even twice. In April, the band will perform two concerts at the Origin Stage — on the 11th and 12th.
Dive into the world of dream-pop, where you’ll hear stories about classmates, night fantasies, poppy fields, and cosmic adventures. These evenings are for those who murmur in the hall "everything is fine" and aren’t afraid to dream a little together with seductive myths.
Admission: 700–3000 UAH
"The Little Prince" in ballet is a story that touches without words.
On April 13, at the October Palace — a modern production by Radu Poklitaru that reinterprets the world-famous fairy tale. Two acts of emotions, plasticity, and visual magic.
This ballet is not about technique but about feelings that speak directly to the heart. Perfect for those who appreciate contemporary art that speaks the language of the body.
Admission: 200–1000 UAH
Ballet in 2 acts "Little Prince"
Anna Trincher returns to the stage with a concert that will charge you with emotions for a long time. On April 11, at the "Atlas" club, the singer with a unique voice and millions of streams will gift the audience an evening full of drive, sensuality, and music that resonates.
Hits like "Trash," "Bar za barom," "Vynom tekla," and "Koloski" will be performed — plus more new songs, revealing another side of her creativity.
Admission: 700–3000 UAH
Nastya Zukhvala returns with a new stand-up show "From Everywhere" — and it's going to be an evening for those who are tired not only in body but also in soul. If you find yourself wondering where all this came from and who is to blame — Nastya already knows the answer.
It promises to be honest, funny, and a bit painful. But laughter is also therapy.
Admission: 300–850 UAH
Nastya Zukhvala. From everywhere
"Take Off Your Clothes, Let’s Talk" is a comedy about how a simple renovation can turn relationships into a real waterfall of confessions, jealousy, and laughter.
The plot centers around a married couple that unexpectedly starts to "renew" not only the wallpaper but also their own feelings. And while the room smells of paint, questions about love, trust, and... spicy secrets hang in the air.
Admission: 150–600 UAH
The cleanup in Pyrohiv is not just about cleaning; it's a warm tradition with an Easter spirit.
On April 12, the Museum of Folk Architecture is waiting for everyone who wants to contribute to a common cause: help clean the area, tidy up, and prepare Kyiv's beloved green oasis for the walking season. Great company, fresh air, a little work — and a great mood is guaranteed.
Don't forget gloves, trash bags, and tools — and make sure to register in advance.
Admission: Free, with registration
Picnic Green is a green island of inspiration in the middle of the city.
It's not just a plant sale, but a real festival for the soul. Here, you can find everything to create a home jungle: from delicate succulents to trees, from stylish pots to useful care accessories.
Also, immerse yourself in an atmosphere of calm and coziness: light music, relaxation zones, and outdoor activities. The perfect place to relax, recharge, and take home some green happiness.
Admission: 100–300 UAH
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