Baba`s Bazaar

Baba Magda
invites you to
Celebrate 125 years
of Ukrainian Immigration
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Welcome! Vitaemo!
Babas & Borshch Ukrainian Festival is Four! We're proud of what we've accomplished
for Lamont County, for the Village of Andrew, for Ukrainians and wannabes in this short
time! Whether you're a first-timer or have been with us since Day One, thank you.
Without you…..it's pointless. And impossible.
This year marks the start of a two-year celebration of the 125th anniversary of Ukrainian
immigration and settlement in Canada. Iwan Pylypow began what would become five
major waves of immigration. Canada is still home to the 3rd largest Ukrainian
population after Ukraine and Russia.
August 24th will mark the 25th anniversary of Ukraine's
Independence. We pray for long awaited peace in the
country of our ancestors.
Join us as we mark these important milestones in typical
Babas & Borshch fashion.
Hazel Anaka, Festival Coordinator
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At a Glance Weekend Highlights
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Help build a new pich starting 10:30 am south side of the hall.
Learn to Ukrainian Dance at 11 am in the main hall with instruction by the
talented dancers of MY Ukrainian Dance Academy.
Hear Calgary author Pam Clark talk about her novel Kalyna, a fictional account of the
life and times of a Ukrainian family from the Edna-Star area.
Kids' Activities highlighted on page 8.
“Experience the buildings and their history through song” by Zemlia Vocal Trio as they
perform at the Museum 1 pm, Church 2 pm, and Grain Elevator 3 pm.
Hear the owner of Canada’s first legal still, Rob de Groot, tell the moonshine story in
the Beer Garden at 1 & 3 pm. Moonshine samples available for tasting.
Make & Take a Leatherwork project with Sky Hoffos in Baba's Bazaar; supply fees apply.
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Attend the Divine Liturgy at the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, 10 am.
Try the potato pancakes at Baba's Brunch, Main Street, Lions' Building, 9 am - 1 pm.
Attend the “Going Home” travelogue in the main hall at 11:30 am. Hear from people
who have traveled and a company that makes it possible.
Cheer on the Chudovyi Ukrainian Dancers of Innisfree as they make their festival
debut at 12:15 pm.
Cheer on your favourite home cook during the Borshch Cook Off, 1 pm main hall.
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The Spirit of 1891
On September 9, 1891, two fellow villagers from
Nebyliv (in present day western Ukraine, also
known as Halychyna), Vasyl Ilyniak and Iwan
Pylypow disembarked from the SS Oregon at
Quebec City. They had heard about “Free Lands” in
Canada and decided to pursue a new opportunity.
The two travelled together as far as Winnipeg.
Ilyniak connected with German farmers originally
from Halychyna in the outlying areas, and arranged
to learn what “homesteading” was all about. He
remained in the area that became known as Gretna. By the end of September, Pylypow went
westward to investigate other regions of Western Canada, to see where it would be best to
take up land. He made it as far as Calgary by train, then moved on to Edmonton.
At the end of November, Pylypow had decided to return to Nebyliv to retrieve his family and
return to Canada to live.
Back in Halychyna, Pylypow eagerly spread the news of the vast lands in Western Canada.
The news was now circulating throughout Nebyliv and other parts of Ukraine: “Go to Canada!
Some of our people are already there, near a place called Edmonton, at Edna post office.”
This marked the beginning of first wave of immigration from Ukraine to Canada. The
determined spirit of these Ukrainian trailblazers set the tone for more families, and five
waves of immigration to Canada. Join us as Ukrainian-Canadians begin to commemorate
and celebrate this part of our shared, national history.
Written by Radomir Bilash, National Historian, Ukrainian Canadian Congress
“KANADA- UKRAINA 125”
by Oleh Lesiuk
This logo commemorates 125 years of Ukrainian immigration to
Canada. The logo consists of three parts. The bottom part symbolizes
four Waves of immigration to Canada. These are the waves of the
ocean to be overcome, the waves of people that brought new hopes
and dreams to a new land. In the central part of the logo people
transform into the three flying cranes. These powerful, intelligent and
enduring birds appear often in Ukrainian music and folklore and are
known in Canada as well. Zhuravli, as they are called in Ukrainian,
are a long-standing symbol of migrating from one's own nest to travel
to far lands, possibly never to return again. The group of cranes
symbolizes a family as a foundation of society. Once settled in a new
land they strive to desired heights. The national crest of Ukraine –
the Golden Trident (Tryzub), superimposed on a blue crane,
symbolizes the country of origin. The wings of the cranes ultimately
transform into a Maple Leaf – the national symbol of Canada. The
Logo courtesy Ukrainian
number “125” indicates 125 years of immigration to Canada.
Canadian Congress
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I Am Ukrainian-Canadian
Hey, I'm not a bohunk, or a kozak...
I don't live in a burdai or eat solonyna, or wear a babushka...
and I don't know Teklia, Hryhory, or Paraska from Ukraine,
although I'm certain they're really, really nice.
I have a Baba & Dido, not a grandma & grandpa.
I speak Ukrainian, not Russian.
And I pronounce it 'pyrohy' not 'perogy.'
My ancestors fought for the right to their own flag.
I believe in independence, not oppression,
freedom, not corruption,
and that Borshch is a gift from God.
A pich is an oven, a kurka is a chicken,
And it's pronounced horilka not vodka, horilka!!!
Canada is the envy of the world!
Beautiful and fiercely proud
and the best part of North America
My name is Bohdan!!
And I am a Ukrainian-Canadian!!!!
(Inspired by Molson’s I am Canadian)
Win! Win! Win!
• Buy a 50/50 ticket in support of the Festival. One winner each day. Don't need to
be present to win…..winner will be contacted by telephone.
• Complete the questionnaire available at the Information Table for a chance to win
a $100 Visa gift card
• Attend the “Going Home” Ukraine travelogue for a chance to win one
of two $50 gift certificates from Cobblestone Freeway
• Kids can enter the Find Me contest at the Lego Village display.
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Food! Food! Food!
Smachnoho!
Redeem your coupon for a FREE borshch sample at any
of the 3 Ukrainian food concessions!
If the mere thought of pyrohy, borshch, holubtsi and more
makes you drool you've come to the right place! All food
concessions will be outside in sight of the Music Jam, Beer
Garden, and Kid's Activities.
““A Taste for Life” Ukrainian Кafé & Бistro by St.
John's Institute, Edmonton are the 2016 Zabava caterers and concession operators.
Frozen takeaways will be available! They bring Taste of Edmonton experience to
satisfying crowds quickly and deliciously! Call 800-439-2320 or visit
http://www.stjohnsinstitute.com Zabava ticket holders are in for a treat Saturday night.
Kastelen Sausage & Fine Meats brings a selection of Ukrainian food and festival
treats (think mini donuts!) to hungry festival crowds. Visit their booth in Baba's Bazaar
for meat products to take home. Call 780-922-5322 or www.kastelenmeats.ca
Bohdan's Ukrainian Foods of Mundare is a family-run
operation that offers delicious homemade food and melt-inyour-mouth pyrohy to festival visitors. For more information
call 780-764-2450.
J&B Concession of Ashmont is offering a western menu of
burgers, fries, smokies, ice cream, snack foods, and more.
Judy Keats 780-646-3067
Stay cool with frozen treats from Bhagvan’s Dairy Cream 780-695-3454
Baba's Brunch: Bring your appetite to Baba's Brunch on Sunday 9 am - 1 pm on Main
Street (5019-51 St). This Andrew Lions Club fundraiser supports their work in the
community.
Na Zdorovlia! To Health!
Babas & Borshch signature drink, Na Zdorovlia! will be featured at the Beer Garden &
Zabava bar. NEW this year is a talk on Saturday afternoon by Rob de Groot, owner of Red
Cup Distillery, Canada's first legal moonshine still! Taste this 100% wheat moonshine
as made pre-1940. Also on offer Ukrainian Beer & Vodka Sampling! Proceeds from the
beer garden and bar will go toward the Andrew Figure Skating Club.
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Zabava 2016
Whether this is your first or fourth time, Zabava 2016 promises a delicious Ukrainian
feast, talented performers, and great dance music!
St. John's Institute “A Taste for Life” Ukrainian Кafé & Бistro are our caterers of
choice this year. Expect to be wowed.
Edmonton's Verkhovyna Ensemble consisting of the Dunai Dancers and the
Verkhovyna Choir will entertain Zabava guests with heart stopping, floor level
performances. Be sure to stay for the kolomyika!
Join the Polka Nation with Edmonton dance band Trembita. A horn section, guitar,
drums, accordion, bass guitar and thirty years experience will get your toes tapping!
Verkhovyna Choir
Dunai Dance Troupe
Trembita Dance Band
Zabava Tickets
In 2016 Zabava tickets will have a coloured dot indicating when ticket holders will
enter the hall to choose their seats.
• Green dot Tickets bought before July 1 will enter first
• Yellow dot Tickets bought before August 1 will enter second
• Red dot Tickets bought after August 1 will enter last
Advance Tickets are still $50 per person regardless of age. If any tickets are
available at the door the price will be $60 each.
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Kids! Kids! Kids!
There's never been a better time for kids and families to attend Babas & Borshch.
Check this out!
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Lego display and adjacent Kid Zone play area in Baba's Bazaar, thanks to
NALUG (Northern Alberta Lego Users Group). Try your hand at the Find Me!
contest for kids.
Bouncy Boyz Inflatables, $5
“Kurka Kapers” Join FCSS as they unleash the henhouse! Family fun for all
ages using a parachute, obstacle course, and a whole flock of rubber chickens!
Family Ball Game---so it's like a Ball Game. It's in a Ball Diamond. There's a
pitcher, a catcher…..oh, and a TEN FOOT BALL!!
Learn to play some games that pioneer Ukrainian kids would have played.
Check out the entries of the Lamont County Ukrainian Heritage Colouring
and Essay Contests. Be on hand as winners are announced and prizes
awarded.
Thanks in part to sponsor MEG Energy and Lamont County FCSS.
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SATURDAY PROGRAM
MAIN FESTIVAL SITE
BABA'S BAZAAR
MAIN HALL
(adjacent to Main Hall)
Main Hall opens 10 am
11 am - Noon Learn to
Ukrainian Dance!
For all ages!
12:30 pm
MY Ukrainian Dance
Academy performs
FREE WIFI in Bazaar
All day 10 am - 5 pm
Exhibits/Vendors
*Geneaology Project
“Journey to Canada”
Exhibit courtesy of
Kule Folklore
125th Anniversary
Displays
Visit the Lego display,
Kid Zone play area,
“Find Them” contest
1:30 pm Author Pam
Clark (nee Kuryluk)
discusses her novel,
Kalyna.
Q & A,
autographs
11 am - 6 pm
BEER GARDEN
*Na Zdorovlia
(fes val drink)
*Vodka sampling
11 am - 6 pm
OUTDOOR MUSIC JAM
*bands, individuals
*CD sales
*bring a lawn chair
*Pysanka demo - all day
Get your hands dirty
helping build a Pich
(outdoor oven)!
Starts at 10:30 am
3:00 pm
IMPORTANT:
MAIN HALL CLOSES
for Rehearsal &
Zabava setup
6 pm - 1 am
ZABAVA
Banquet, Verkhovyna
Ensemble, Trembita.
Advance Tickets $50,
at the door (if available)
$60.
Leatherwork Make &
Take Projects by Sky
Hoffos Keychain or
bracelet, supply fees
apply
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OUTDOOR MUSIC JAM /
BEER GARDEN
1 & 3 pm
*Moonshine Sampling
Let’s Talk Moonshine!
Rob de Groot talks about
moonshine making thru
the ages
August 20, 2016
HALL GROUNDS
OFF-SITE VENUES
UKRAINIAN
CP STATION
CHURCH
MUSEUM
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
KID’S ACTIVITIES
run by Lamont
County FCSS
*Kurka Kapers
*Family Games
11:00 am - 4:30 pm
See schedule at
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See Village map on page 14.
Bouncy Boyz
Inflatables
$5 charge
“Experience the buildings and their history through song”
Performances by Zemlia
Vocal Trio: 1 pm Museum, 2 pm Church, 3 pm Grain Elevator
TOURS, ACTIVITIES, DEMONSTRATIONS
All Off-Site Venues accessible by Shu le,
walking or driving. Watch for signs.
(Program subject to change without no ce)
Dance Supplies Costumes Apparel Footwear Boots Slippers T-shirts Clothing
Embroidery Tablecloths Table Runners Basket Covers Men’s & Ladies Wear
Souvenirs Gifts Jewelry Easter Egg Supplies Pysanky Nesting Dolls and more!
Ukrainian Colors
A touch of tradition in your contemporary world
Phone: 780-456-5196 Cell: 780-690-9764
10211-165 Ave Edmonton, AB
[email protected]
www.UkrainianColors.com
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SUNDAY PROGRAM
MAIN FESTIVAL SITE
BABA'S BAZAAR
MAIN HALL
(adjacent to Main Hall)
11:30 am
“Going Home”
Learn about travel to
Ukraine
11 am - 4 pm
12:15 pm Chudovyi
Ukrainian Dancers
of Innisfree
Displays, exhibits cont’d
Pysanka Demo con nues
Lego Display, kid zone
play area & “Find Them”
contest con nues
1 pm
BORSHCH COOK OFF
Pre-register by Aug 11
Closing musical
performance immediately
following Borshch
Cook Off
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OUTDOOR MUSIC JAM /
BEER GARDEN
11 am - 4 pm
OUTDOOR MUSIC JAM
*bring lawn chair
11 am - 5 pm
BEER GARDEN
*Na Zdorovlia
*Vodka Sampling
*Moonshine Sampling
(Program subject to change
without no ce)
August 21, 2016
HALL GROUNDS
11 am - 4 pm
FCSS KID’S
ACTIVITIES
con nue
*Family Games
*Kurka Kapers
OFF-SITE VENUES
UKRAINIAN CP STATION
CHURCH
MUSEUM
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
10 am - noon 11 am - 4 pm
DIVINE
TOURS, ACTIVITIES, DEMONSTRATIONS
LITURGY
All Off-Site Venues accessible by Shu le,
walking or driving. Watch for signs.
See Village map on page 14.
Church closes
at noon
9 am - 1 pm
Baba’s Brunch
Lion’s Den,
Mainstreet
Proceeds to
Andrew Lions
Club
(Program subject to change without no ce)
Thank you! Dyakuyu! See you next year...August 19-20, 2017!
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Village of Andrew
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RV & Tent
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Mundare
Baba’s Bazaar
Welcome to this gathering place! In this space you'll find things to learn and things to
buy. FREE WiFi thanks to sponsor MCSNet will make shopping and posting so much
easier! Is there a Ukrainian blouse, shawl, keepsake, sausage, or travel plans in your
future?
We're pleased to have displays from 2 Ukrainian Museums and the Kule Folklore Centre
as we mark the 125th anniversary of Ukrainian immigration to Canada.
Be sure to check out the Lego village display. Kids are welcome to play in the Lego Kid
Zone and enter the Find Me contest!
AB-Ukraine Genealogical Project
Art & Adornment
Audeo Studio
Cobblestone Freeway
Images by Stan
Kastelen Sausage & Fine Meats
Kule Folklore Exhibit
Lego Village & Kid Zone
Ll’Autentiko
Pysanky by Christinia Koscielnuk
Sky's Forge & Leather Work
Ukrainian Catholic Women's League of
Canada (UCWLC) Museum
Ukrainian Colors
Ukrainian Museum of Canada-Alberta
Branch
*Registered at time of printing
• Great Ukrainian music • Latest News from Ukraine • Guest Interviews
• Ukrainian Jewish Heritage • Book Reviews • & much, much more!
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Music! Music! Music!
Outdoor Music Jam—Tucked among the food concessions and beer garden is the
ever-popular Music Jam stage. Thanks to organizer Charlie Gargus, we have new
and returning acts entertaining you in 2016. Bring a lawn chair, hat, and sunscreen
as you settle down for hours of musical talent.
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Alicia & Steven Slusarchuk
Andrew Zagrosh
Billy Andriuk & friends
Don Klym & Noreen Easterbrook
Ernie Miciak
Harry Mynzak & Cheryl Verboom
Jody Quikstad
John Kusick
Silver & Gold Trio
Silver Strings
Soul Spice
*Confirmed at press time
Zemlia Vocal Trio invite you to “experience the buildings and their history through
song” as they perform specially selected songs at the Museum 1 pm, Church 2 pm,
and Grain Elevator 3 pm.
10 Tips for a
Great Festival Experience
1. Dress the part; wear your colours! Get into the mood with embroidered
Ukrainian shirts, shawls, t-shirts, more.
2. Protect yourself….with sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, umbrella, repellent, wipes
3. Get comfy…..bring a lawn chair
4. Bring cash…..treat yourself at Baba's Bazaar. ABM available at Servus Credit
Union, Main Street.
5. Feed yourself….lots of yummy choices for ethnic
and western food.
6. Stay hydrated…..with lots of H2O (or Na Zdorovlia,
Ukrainian beer, moonshine or various other beverages)
7. Take lots of pictures. Share the best on Twitter
@babasandborshch #babasandborshch
Bring a portable charger for your phone.
8. Get social….practice small town friendliness by
talking to friends and strangers alike
9. Plan your day….so you don't miss anything!
10. Have fun…..isn't that why you're here?
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Borshch! Borshch! Borshch!
B rshch
Cook Off
Borshch Capital of Canada
This year as we honour Ukrainian immigrants we ask
that Borshch Cook off entries include ingredients Baba
would have used in the 1890s.
• Claim your FREE 3 oz borshch sample just for
attending the Festival
• Enter the Borshch Cook Off. Still no entry fee, preregistration by calling 780-365-2434 before August
11th. Entries limited to the first 15!
Cook Off Judges include Chef Gail Hall, CFCW's Jackie
Rae Greening and CTV personality!
Baba Magda Fan Club
Join the BABA MAGDA FAN CLUB for
advance notice of special events and
members only prize draws! Complete the
form online or at the Festival Information
Table.
Take time to meet and greet Baba Magda.
Get your picture taken with everyone's
favourite Baba!
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Dyakuyu! Dyakuyu! Dyakuyu!
Babas & Borshch Ukrainian Festival
is successful because of YOU!
So, who are YOU? You may be a….
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Sponsor/Supporter
Board Member
Politician
Employee
Volunteer
Demonstrator/Interpreter
Performer
Judge
Media Outlet
Government Department
Community Organization
Charitable Foundation
Business
Visitor
Proud Ukrainian or a 'Wannabe'
SUPPORTERS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ATCO Electric
BHD Companies
Lamont Farm Centre
Roy Anaka Trucking
Tri-Line Carriers
Ukrainian Canadian
Congress-APC
Vegreville Agricultural Society
Alberta-Ukraine Genealogical Project
Go East Regional Tourism Organization
Kule Folklore Centre
Lamont County FCSS
NALUG
(Northern Alberta Lego Users Group)
UCWLC Museum
Ukrainian Museum of
Canada-Alberta Branch
Thankyou!
~ See you next year...August 19-20, 2017! ~
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Come join us at the “Babas & Borshch Festival” as Lamont County
celebrates Ukrainian immigration and settlement in Alberta and Canada.
The Ukrainian culture and legacy of Lamont County endures and makes us proud.
Museum Hours
May to August: M - F: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Open by appointment September to April
Free admission, parking, wheelchair accessible
St. John’s Cultural Centre
10611 - 110 Avenue, NW
Edmonton, Alberta T5H 1H7
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