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An event Thursday evening in Seattle will teach people how to make Ukrainian Easter eggs, as well as raise much-needed funds for aid.

A Scotsburn, N.S., pysanky artist says she was "compelled to do something" to help humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.

Pysanky can be displayed year-round, but typically appear at Easter time because of the eggs connection to resurrection.

More than 1,200 intricately crafted eggs are for sale.

This editing activity teaches about an ancient tradition of egg decorating. Every-Day Edit: Pysanky (Ukrainian Easter Eggs)

The Rochester Art Center hosts culture fair and fundraiser for nonprofits helping war-torn Ukraine.

By Louis Golino, special to CoinWeek .....   Until the Russian Invasion of Ukraine that began on February 24, Ukrainian coins were most widely

Local artists are using their talents to create massive Easter eggs in support of a charity helping displaced Ukrainian families.

Artist Lesia Sochor of Belfast, whose parents were born in Ukraine, says the eggs are a symbol of good health and abundance and are a revered part of the Ukrainian culture.

Halfway around the world, Ukrainians are facing a violent war, destruction of their cities and infrastructure, the loss of so many loved ones, and a colossal…