ukrainian cultural institute

We had a little bit of time before heading south so we stopped by. My wife is into the Pysanky eggs and they have a nice collection, though less now than after an accident. They also have supplies to make them, various Ukrainian gifts and even food. Note the website advertises a festival held in July. The UCI seems to be held in a converted house with rooms off to the left and dining areas to the right. In the back, there is an altar. There is art and some interesting stuff but it won't take a long time to go through, unless you are really into the eggs or the heritage. The staff is friendly. We spent about an hour there. I don't remember there being a fee.

Friendly and knowledgable staff. Was provided one on one attention when had questioned. Wanted an item not available and staff called two days later with info on how to obtain.