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184 Alexander Ave
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0L6
+1 (204) 942-0218
http://oseredok.ca

Oseredok Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre is recognized as one of North America's largest and most unique heritage resource centers, featuring a museum, art gallery, library, archives, and cultural programming. It houses the world's largest collection of Ukrainian Easter eggs, or pysanka, and provides a vibrant boutique showcasing traditional and contemporary Ukrainian crafts.

The centre is dedicated to preserving and sharing Ukrainian culture and history, with a rich archival collection that includes over 500 meters of material documenting the experiences of Ukrainians in Canada and the diaspora. Oseredok also recognizes its location on Treaty 1 Territory and is committed to fostering dialogue and partnerships with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities while promoting reconciliation and collaborative engagement.

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Recently Refurbished and Very interesting!!
8/25/2017

This centre was started over 70 years ago-- and represents one of the largest ethnic groups in Winni...

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Ukranian Immigrant Experience
8/21/2016

The building is NOT handicapped accessible but we were able to get in a side door with a wheelchair ...

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Interesting Spot for Ukrainian Cultural Info
9/13/2015

Great gift store here for mementos and keepsakes. There is a lot of beautiful had made works availa...

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