May Kurazh 2026

Over the course of two days, visitors could purchase vintage items and goods from Ukrainian brands, spend time in the festival space, attend lectures, participate in social activities, and support the event’s charitable cause.

One of the special zones at “May Kurazh” was the opportunity to have a portrait taken for a donation by photographers Kostyantyn Liberov and Ivan Khodanich. There was also a zone on the festival grounds run by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and the National Cancer Institute, where anyone could receive a free medical examination. For guests with pets, a separate interactive space for dogs was organized under the supervision of dog handlers.

The charitable goal of the event was to support “Yedynozbory”—a large-scale initiative in support of Ukraine’s defense. The funds raised will be used to purchase special equipment and supplies for camera crews as part of Serhiy Prytula’s Fund.

Supporting such initiatives is crucial for the safety of the civilian population, the protection of cities and communities, and the preservation of critical infrastructure, which remains under daily threat of attack. This is a contribution to strengthening the ability to respond to aerial threats and reduce risks for people living and working in rear cities.

The event’s partner, Visa, is also donating a portion of the proceeds from ticket sales to support a charitable project.

We sincerely thank all the guests, participants, speakers, musicians, photographers, partners, Ukrainian brands, and the festival team.

Thanks to you, “May Kurazh” has become not only a place for gatherings, music, and springtime cheer, but also a tangible contribution to the common cause of protecting the people, cities, and critical infrastructure of Ukraine.